Anybody on here from group 1 hunt site 99?
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Group 2 stank it up I believe (along with myself). We got there a little late (2:10) and there were only 5 spots still available. So, we got ones down by the lake which aren't the best. Only saw two does the first night that tried to cross down the park road but were too spooky and ended up turning around and running back in the trees. Went down to the check in after the hunt and no one ever showed up.
Group 3, get there as soon as you can to pick spots. Get the ones closest to the neighborhoods. Hope the deer come in, and definitely try to hide yourself.
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Originally posted by jmaustin View PostGroup 2 stank it up I believe (along with myself). We got there a little late (2:10) and there were only 5 spots still available. So, we got ones down by the lake which aren't the best. Only saw two does the first night that tried to cross down the park road but were too spooky and ended up turning around and running back in the trees. Went down to the check in after the hunt and no one ever showed up.
Group 3, get there as soon as you can to pick spots. Get the ones closest to the neighborhoods. Hope the deer come in, and definitely try to hide yourself.
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Originally posted by vach03 View PostYeah, I still saw plenty of deer moving, but all after dark. As soon as the sun came up, they shut down.
Have you seen much moving around at your spot in the general hunting area? They've really slowed down at my spot. I've still got deer coming in but mostly at night. I think we need some more cold weather to keep the moving.
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Originally posted by TXBowhunter2009 View PostI imagine it will only get worse with allthehunting pressure. Its gonna be tough to fill all the tags they got for the park.
Have you seen much moving around at your spot in the general hunting area? They've really slowed down at my spot. I've still got deer coming in but mostly at night. I think we need some more cold weather to keep the moving.
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I do however have some trophy sized raccoons at my feeder.
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