Of course the elk season ended a week prior to this.
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Hunting & Fishing Pics out of or from your blind or stand.
- Thread starter drglock
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All white except his skull cap.
He glows in the sun.
Pics taken from the road less than a mile from where I hunt.
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Looking at photos from my MT Muley hunt last week. Wishing I was back there already.
Sitting for Antelope. There is a patch of alkali ground they like at about 450 yards. I have taken several there. They usually come frolicking in right before dark.
It gets windy but most times it a headwind. The slats are wind multipliers so you have to dress warm. I often thank god I grew up in Maine working outside……
It gets windy but most times it a headwind. The slats are wind multipliers so you have to dress warm. I often thank god I grew up in Maine working outside……
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Central Texas. This guy is not even close to legal in my county.
They don’t understand it’s deer season.
Not sure. Minerals? salt? Took a bit for me to figure out why they came to this one area with little vegetation and pawed at the ground. Then during the right conditions it turn white.
I have another place nearby where I have taken three Antelope. I spot a small group on private land headed a certain direction and I know right where they are headed. I set up a ground position and they saunter in on to public land to these patches of tan colored grass that are different from everything around. I call it “sweet grass” but I am convinced there is more to it.. There is no cover at all and the shot is 400 -600+ so I have to get in position ahead of them.
Not sure. Minerals? salt? Took a bit for me to figure out why they came to this one area with little vegetation and pawed at the ground. Then during the right conditions it turn white.
I have another place nearby where I have taken three Antelope. I spot a small group on private land headed a certain direction and I know right where they are headed. I set up a ground position and they saunter in on to public land to these patches of tan colored grass that are different from everything around. I call it “sweet grass” but I am convinced there is more to it.. There is no cover at all and the shot is 400 -600+ so I have to get in position ahead
Started a week long hunting vacation today
No trophies to mention, but managed to drop 1 mule and 2 white-tails over my one weekend to hunt before work sends me out of town. Shots were 311 yds, 350 yds and 222 yds. Spotted a mule buck but unfortunately I didn't have a tag for it.
Bonus picture of the Northern light:
Bonus picture of the Northern light:
Beautiful sunrise over our clear cut with 1 year old new trees in MS.
MS allows you 1 to be any antlered deer. So 1 of 3 or 4 in certain parts, gives you some room to have fun.
The rule I am speaking of is county specific. In other parts of Texas that buck and the one I pictured would both be legal.
Little spot where I sit and have coffee some mornings.
Just sitting under a hemlock till the sprinkles pass with my Sako Forester.
From ms rules for our area: “A legal buck is defined as having EITHER a minimum inside spread of 10 inches OR one main beam at least 13 inches long.”
he just wouldn’t stand still for a ruler!
AND, you are correct - one may be take that does not meet the criteria.
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Lol. From the regs:From ms rules for our area: “A legal buck is defined as having EITHER a minimum inside spread of 10 inches OR one main beam at least 13 inches long.”
he just wouldn’t stand still for a ruler!
AND, you are correct - one may be take that does not meet the criteria.
"One (1) of these three (3) may
have hardened antlers that do not meet the unit legal antler requirements on
private land and Holly Springs National Forest."
