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Grendel on the mountain.
#1
I did not get to shoot anything today but it is always great to get out.

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#2
Beautiful!

I like open spaces but hunt big hardwoods now. I’d be lucky to see 100 yds.
Knowing everthing isnt as important as knowing where to find it.

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#3
Grendel in the woods.

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Patiently waiting, nothing came in but it is always great being in the woods.

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#4
I'm jealous; that looks like some beautiful country! Unfortunately, our rifle season for deer is all but gone. Those are some of my favorite 9 days of the year.
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#5
RM, In what state were your photos taken?

I went out today in our high population area in PA. Rifles are not allowed.
I took a 12 gauge pump for a walk in State Game Land number 157. I didn't see any living thing except for trees.
I heard about 20 shots from the surrounding farmland.
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#6
bj139,

These pictures were taken in Montana.

The first ones are near Lincoln, MT and the latter ones near Utica, MT.

We shoot a lot of our deer with shotguns here too. Some of the closer hunting areas are weapon restricted areas.
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#7
Grendel on the mountain, run deer run
RMillers on the peak with the rising sun
Hunting in the forest, looking for a doe
Miller did the Grendel your speak, no child no.
Kill a hog. Save the planet.
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#8
Nice.
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#9
I tried a new spot on Friday. Much better. The deer have been here.
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Not sure what this is. Bear?
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The obligatory 12 gauge Grendel photo.
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No 1000 yard shot opportunities here.
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#10
Deer have been here recently.
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Hunters have been here recently as well. I think this hunter did not get his deer yet this year.
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More deer sign.
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I should be out there now but am sitting at home drinking some cinnamon schnapps. Too late in the day to go now. Will try tomorrow.
Life is a lot simpler out in the woods. Miss it.
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#11
The woods are definitely great.
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#12
RMiller Wrote:The woods are definitely great.

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#13
Wish there was somewhere around here I could hunt that I felt comfortable enough leaving a tree stand out in the woods. Around here if it's made of metal and unattended the dope heads can smell it for about 5 miles in all directions.
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depletedyourcranium Wrote:Wish there was somewhere around here I could hunt that I felt comfortable enough leaving a tree stand out in the woods. Around here if it's made of metal and unattended the dope heads can smell it for about 5 miles in all directions.

It is locked with a cable lock so it would take a little effort to steal. I wouldn't anyway. It is on public land. I think the park police would remove it if they knew it was there since I don't think the rules allow you to leave it there. It had no tag with the owner's name which I think would be required if permitted. There was another metal ladder stand nearby which I saw a few days later.
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