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I say different buck.

I put the see through netting around my ladders. When I hunt the one in this image the deer routinely eat acorns under the stand.

Good stuff posted here (mostly). Thanks for sharing. Think of what archeologists will find in our landfills. :(

Did you ask at the GON forum?

If it’s okay for both sides to shoot across the line it can work.

Thanks for sharing

Tremendous buck!!!!! Congratulations

I am in the south and don’t have extreme cold weather. We have two of these buddy units. They have built in tip over and carbon monoxide safety equipment. We use the 20 lb cylinders. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/mr-heater-big-buddy-portable-heater?cm_vc=-10005

Congratulations

Good buck. Another thing about him missing that rear leg is he would never be able to mount a doe for breeding.

Bump for the oldest thread. Anyone got anything to add?

Native Hunter your description of November is exactly what we see in NE Ga. where are you.

Most mighty fine deer Congratulations to both of you!!!!

My experience with oats has been the deer allow it to grow tall and ignore it. That has never happened so far with wheat.

Ask the taxidermist to save the jawbone for you and get a good pic then

Interesting From what you posted it seems the game folks aren’t the ones distributing the doe tags???? I bet that doe tag money stays in the issuing county treasury.

Also 1 week muzzleloader and early youth rifle the week before regular firearms season.

Damn shame. :(

Most likely A bad bearing in the motor. If you can get it off an electric motor shop should be able to disassemble and replace the bearings. You may be able to get a new motor from the manufacturer

I plan to shoot every bloody kangaroo I encounter in the Georgia woods this season. No prisoners!!!