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Offline markc

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Feeder Repair
« on: November 13, 2009, 01:05:48 PM »



How is everyone's hunting going?
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Re: Feeder Repair
« Reply #1 on: November 14, 2009, 05:25:45 AM »
   Hey, Mark. I got the one doe a few weeks ago with the crossbow and am taking a break until probably later in November. I will be hunting quite a bit in December. We're trying to find a new house and that takes up a lot of weekend time. Due to recent rains, the deer aren't moving that much since they have so much natural browse. I expect it to be much better hunting this year in Marble Falls later in the season. How about you?

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Re: Feeder Repair
« Reply #2 on: November 15, 2009, 12:41:47 PM »
This has been the slowest season in years for me.  During archery season I only saw 2 deer and would not take a chancey shot with the X-bow.  Since gun season opened I had a young spike trot in and stop 5 ' from the base of my ladder stand.  He would have been a slam dunk, except that he was young and couldn't be the buck making all the rubs in those woods.  At our place in the hills, (picture) we've seen a boat load of does, and even some New Zeland Billies down in the canyons, but we haven't fired a shot yet.  Maybe this weekend coming up.  It is too long a drive to come back empty handed again.  We hope the weather cools and the deer start moving. 
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