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Originally posted by Nra0585 View PostThe season can't come quick enough.... A bumper year for good bucks on our place. These are the two best so far. The buck in the top picture lost his eye in a fight last season and boy did his rack get gnarly.Last edited by Hoss163; 07-08-2019, 11:06 AM.
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Originally posted by Hoss163 View PostA heads up for y’all that hunt by Quanah. There is a new outdoor shop - bow shop there just east of sonic.right across the street from the motel . Pretty cool place with some decent stuff they are a Mathews dealer as well .
Going out in a couple of weeks to work. Figured we would let it warm up a little before we got busy workin
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Originally posted by mikemorvan View PostThat's one of the things i most love about Wilbarger County. Very, very few oak trees. Hence, very, very few acorns. Deer don't taste like acorns, deer don't chase acorns, none of that. The deer get a steady diet of what the farmers plant, and what the hunters feed them. Good stuff.
They hear our mule and the tailgate feeder going off and they come a running.
I put out cotton seed, they never touched it. I put out a acorn rage block, never touched. Put out a salt block nothing. They ran from a tub lick.
When I bow hunt I have put my clothes in empty corn sacks.
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All this rain has our place real grown up in Jack County. And our main road has washed out in several places.
Got a good bit of trimming done, feeder running, cameras out, etc. I’m excited but a little nervous to see what the buck quality is this year. At least the rain has provided strong forage.
I’m hoping this guy is still around. He was a regular 3-4 times a week until mid October and vanished.
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