Live from Woodbury County, Iowa and Dixon County, Nebraska

[jshouse]

the shakes are in full effect

[Statton48]

That is a stud!! Good luck

[7sdad]

Has he been deflated?

[bboswell]

and then radio silence.....

With this crew that usually means exciting news is coming eventually!

[blackjack]

He took the doe into a cedar thicket just on the end of my food plot about an hour ago and we haven’t seen him come out yet

When I first spotted them, they were out in the middle of the big corn field about 175-200 yds from me



This is a closeup of the gap between trees where I spotted him



Then they went to the back side of my foodplot into the cedar thicket and the wind is blowing to me from their direction, so I am good with scent from this direction. I could see the line where they were headed would take them into the brush 80-100 yards from my stand.




Dan watched them from his stand about 800 years west of me and the buck was just slowly following behind the doe. She’s not in heat yet, but he is waiting on her to come in and will not leave her side. Now it’s just a matter of time waiting it out in this drizzling rain to hopefully have her lead him right past me in this stand close enough for a shot

[AgHntr10]

what a giant! Hopefully he moves your way

[blackjack]

Couple more shots of him

[blackjack]

6 point just ran out into cornfield from close to where big buck and doe went in…got my heart pumping real quick!!!

[blackjack]

get him!

He’s back!!! 70 yards away on other side of wedge stand on other side of plot!

[bboswell]

He’s back!!! 70 yards away on other side of wedge stand on other side of plot!

time for a long sit till it happens!!

[blackjack]

I can see doe again

[blackjack]

I know he’s right behind her

[mdnabors]

Oh boy! It's go time. Good luck

[TildenHunter]

Good luck!

[blackjack]

Buck followed doe out into the brush along the river about 120 yards away from me. Not certain, but I think they are probably bedded in the thick stuff nearby now