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140class

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• Jul 23, 2012

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In a couple years i might have some tanks. They keep adding inches though. Hope i can hold out Look about done now.

 

jagermeister

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• Jul 23, 2012

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That buck without the brow tines is a beast! Do you have something planted in that clearing???

 

finelyshedded

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• Jul 23, 2012

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JBrown said:

That buck without the brow tines is a beast! Do you have something planted in that clearing???

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He caught my eye TOO! Nice looking prospects.

 

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140class

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• Jul 23, 2012

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Yea he was around the last couple years. He dont move much in the day time though. I call him hook. Nothing planted its a fresh cutover, the green is some corn that started growing.

 

jagermeister

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• Jul 23, 2012

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140class said:

Yea he was around the last couple years. He dont move much in the day time though. I call him hook. Nothing planted its a fresh cutover, the green is some corn that started growing.

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lol I thought that's what that was... I figured my eyes were playing tricks on me.

 

DJK Frank 16

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• Jul 24, 2012

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Very nice! The rack on that bigger looks like a skyscraper coming off his head, very tall!

 

at1010

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• Jul 24, 2012

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nice bucks, do you post on another ohio forum, the background of those pics looks so familiar!

 

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• Jul 24, 2012

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The also look like southern deer. What part of the state? General area/county....

 

Rutin

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• Jul 24, 2012

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Those are some hammers for NC deer!

 

Big_Holla

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• Jul 24, 2012

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Very nice!!

 

bowhunter1023

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• Jul 24, 2012

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Rutin said:

Those are some hammers for NC deer!

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My thoughts exactly!!! :smiley_clap:

 

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• Jul 24, 2012

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Lookin good!

 

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• Jul 24, 2012

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jesse said:

my thoughts exactly!!! :smiley_clap:

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-- x3

 

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140class

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• Jul 24, 2012

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central NC. cant say that i post anything on other ohio pages. Just this one. We make a yearly trip up to hunt some of your public land so i get excited seeing some of your pics. I actually think I like running my trail cams as much as hunting.

 

hickslawns

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• Jul 25, 2012

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140class said:

central NC. cant say that i post anything on other ohio pages. Just this one. We make a yearly trip up to hunt some of your public land so i get excited seeing some of your pics. I actually think I like running my trail cams as much as hunting.

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You are not alone. I think it is like "catch and release" hunting. Helps build the suspense and anticipation into the hunting season as well.

 

bowhunter1023

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• Jul 25, 2012

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Cams are a true addiction just like the hunting can be. I'd be lost without my cams from the sense I'd be missing out on something I love!!!

 

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• Jul 25, 2012

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You got that right Jesse! Never ran as many cameras as I have this year. I absolutely love it, so much fun hanging em and checking em.