Anybody that lives on 1179 between Steep Hollow and Boonville Rd should be standing in their driveway watching the ditches. One solid 8 point and what looked like a 3-year-old six or seven in separate flat out chases with does in a 3-mile stretch. Less than 30 minutes ago. Follow me for more hunting tips.
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Bucks are getting pretty fired up in Montgomery as well -
Bobby, I live pass Steep Hollow a couple of miles on Grassburr Road.
I have seen plenty of Deer this year and several good Buck's, haven't seen any chasing yet but I will be looking.
Thanks for the heads up!!
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Boonville Road, is this the same road that becomes William J. Bryan Pkwy once it crosses Hwy 6?Originally posted by Chew View PostComment
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I believe so. I'm not from the area, I just have to go all the way to Bryan for a real doctor.
Somewhere around here
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I have 2 bucks on my wall from that exact area. Some donkeys live in Steep Hollow. Sure miss that permission property.Comment
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The availability of outstanding medical care in B/CS has increased significantly in the last ten years so I’m sure it’s worth the drive.Originally posted by Chew View Post
Good rule of “thumb,” if your doctor is the kind who plans on getting frisky with you, make him pay for your drink first.Comment
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I had a couple of 8's sniffing doe in Archer county tuesday eveningComment
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Luckily I'm only dealing with a shoulder injury and not something that requires consideration of the rule of thumbOriginally posted by ThisLadyHunts View PostComment
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That area was Trey's old secondary lease until they decided houses in a subdivision were a better idea.
Boonville does become William J. Bryan.
Not all doctors there are created equal. That is my final answer.Comment
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Central Texas Sports Medicine seemed to have their feces together. Dr. Leudke is a hunter and seemed like a genuinely good person. He is getting me fixed up.Comment
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I hear they are good there.Comment
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