what a day! Killed the local TN brusier!

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Deadeye
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what a day! Killed the local TN brusier!

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This buck has been traveling only at night and making rubs and breeding does without my ability to pattern him very well.

Picked a clouded, dreary day and plastered the area with some Doe n Heat , (very Fresh) Scent....(my own mixture) Then I climbed high and let the 10mph winds naturally work its way up towards his thick bedding and travel cooridors. Finally after a whole day presenting the scent and a complete yr of presute for him, he responded to a little bleat call action and grunting over the heavy scented area. He Grunted back and came charging! He was shoot at 30 yd's and only traveled 25 yd's...Heart shot was the ticket! Emag all the way! 85 gr slick trick! Let me know what ya think about the buck from TN...
thanks,
Deadeye Check out the killed with GeeWizz Scent pic

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Can't get it to open.
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Give me a freakin break!!!!!!!!

You build up the anticipation of viewing your photos with your opening paragraph, then you post bad links????? :x

BANNNN HIM :lol:
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Congratulations on the kill, but no congratulations for the links to the pics :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Congratulations on your harvest, but like they say a picture is worth a thousand words. :D
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This is a joke, right?
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Yahoo doesn't work on this site, never has in 4 years for me.
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Deadeye
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killed the Tn Bruiser! Pictures are working

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NightTrain wrote:Give me a freakin break!!!!!!!!

You build up the anticipation of viewing your photos with your opening paragraph, then you post bad links????? :x

BANNNN HIM :lol:

I think NightTraindude is kinna rude! I was unaware that yahoo's picture briefcase would not let forum members view photo's. My previous post was not a joke either....

Thanks go out to Digger, I have be made aware of this and posted the photo on another site to correct these link problem. If there is another way to post pictures other than on a website link please let me know. I thought you couldn't store a picure directly inside a post to the forum.

This buck has been traveling only at night and making rubs and breeding does without my ability to pattern him very well.

Picked a clouded, dreary day and plastered the area with some Doe n Heat , (very Fresh) Scent....(my own mixture) Then I climbed high and let the 10mph winds naturally work its way up towards his thick bedding and travel cooridors. Finally after a whole day presenting the scent and a complete yr of presute for him, he responded to a little bleat call action and grunting over the heavy scented area. He Grunted back and came charging! He was shoot at 30 yd's and only traveled 25 yd's...Heart shot was the ticket! Emag all the way! 85 gr slick trick! Let me know what ya think about the buck from TN...
thanks,

Deadeye

Check out the killed with GeeWizz Scent pic
http://www.pixum.co.uk/members/jonesgre ... 5c9313364d
Blood make's the grass grow, Owh-ay!
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Deadeye
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killed the Tn Bruiser! Pictures are working

Post by Deadeye »

NightTrain wrote:Give me a freakin break!!!!!!!!

You build up the anticipation of viewing your photos with your opening paragraph, then you post bad links????? :x

BANNNN HIM :lol:

I think NightTraindude is kinna rude! I was unaware that yahoo's picture briefcase would not let forum members view photo's. My previous post was not a joke either....

Thanks go out to Digger, I have be made aware of this and posted the photo on another site to correct these link problem. If there is another way to post pictures other than on a website link please let me know. I thought you couldn't store a picure directly inside a post to the forum.

This buck has been traveling only at night and making rubs and breeding does without my ability to pattern him very well.

Picked a clouded, dreary day and plastered the area with some Doe n Heat , (very Fresh) Scent....(my own mixture) Then I climbed high and let the 10mph winds naturally work its way up towards his thick bedding and travel cooridors. Finally after a whole day presenting the scent and a complete yr of presute for him, he responded to a little bleat call action and grunting over the heavy scented area. He Grunted back and came charging! He was shoot at 30 yd's and only traveled 25 yd's...Heart shot was the ticket! Emag all the way! 85 gr slick trick! Let me know what ya think about the buck from TN...
thanks,
Deadeye Check out the killed with GeeWizz Scent pic

http://www.pixum.co.uk/members/jonesgre ... 5c9313364d
Blood make's the grass grow, Owh-ay!
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