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TAG SOUP

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ANYONE ELSE BEING FORCED TO EAT THE DREADED "TAG SOUP" IN THE HAMILTON AREA?
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:D It goes well with humble pie :D
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Post by xbowkidd »

i have a fine blend of bear and deer tag soup...
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Post by ninepointer »

I filled my additional tag but I missed (literally :oops: ) filling my main tag.

On a side note, for those of you who received the new Ontario deer hunt surveys from MNR, don't forget to fill it out and mail it in.

Cheers :)
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Post by ecoaster »

Got my fill of that dish last year. This year I was back in the "brown it's down" mode for the first tag. I didn't fill the second tag. Passed on a few gimmie shots because I was waiting for something with bigger head gear.
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Sadly I am!
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Post by VixChix »

Guess I'm in good company. :cry:

Could try to boil up the deer from the range on Saturday, but I'm thinking the tags would taste better...
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Post by one shot scott »

The reason i ask is that I was lucky enough to fill most of my tags, I am willing to share with those who are venison hungry. But i dont think it ships well in the mail :D An yone who would like some venison and is in the hamilton area, just give me a pm.
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Count us in for a bowl or two..
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Post by Big John »

Well I'm prety sure I ate the most Tags this season. :wink: :oops:
But I am not discouraged. Next season I will take double!!!
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Post by LondonDave »

Just a small pot for me this year. Shot 3 Does but no buck. The only buck I saw this year was one that Riley shot at and missed. Riley got skunked this year but we managed to use up his additional tag in a year end group hunt with our neighbour Vince.

Does are better eating anyway. :D

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Post by MPSNIPER »

I was wondering about the same thing in my area : Eastern Ontario? I did manage to take a doe which very seldom I do, but the big guys were either scarce or heaven forbid even smarter this year.
On a positive note, I was at the deer yard on Saturday afternoon and saw around 200. Some big guys still wear wearing their antlers. Lots of does and fawns.
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Post by chris4570 »

I've got another tag to go onto my gun cabinet. My collection gets bigger every year. :roll:
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Post by bait pile willie »

only my calf moose tag but did fill 2 bear tags, 2 bucks and 1 doe cant complain.
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Post by dschnarr »

This was the best year we've had in a long time.My buddy started it of with a 7 point buck then my son got his first deer a 8 point buck. Then I got 6 point buck. This all happened in a matter of 3 weeks. What a year to remember. :D
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