Hunting & Fishing Pics out of or from your blind or stand.
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Still hunt a week before Deer season...
central Kentucky ( back 40)
central Kentucky ( back 40)
Down on the farm. Southwest Virginia
Finally bit the bullet and built a decent shack. Doing another one this year for my dad. At 71 he deserves to be comfortable.that's ruffing it
It sure was nice to be comfortable and not hear the kids say they were cold and want to go back to the house.
North Central North Carolina
Under a hay shed and roughing it
from the hunting condo.
Under a hay shed and roughing it
Rifle season 2020 hopefully it does better than what most of this year has been.
This morning was a good morning 17 deer, 4 of them bucks and three coyotes.
This morning was a good morning 17 deer, 4 of them bucks and three coyotes.
Central Missouri from a few years ago. Second pic is dead doe on the ground with fawn next to her at 340
No tree stand or blind, but still a nice view on the public land ranch.
Pic from out of my layout boat the other morning. This was still pitch black out when I took it. Sorry for the poor quality.
This was our spread out on lake st. clair.
This was our spread out on lake st. clair.
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a couple of you got a whole menagerie of meals just in front you god sure shines a lot of love your way congrats just missing a sweetish pole dancing squad to entertain or what ever floats your boat , you while you wait for that perfect shot .
Few pictures out of my stand yesterday evening and the rabbit on the way to my stand.
Got a decent video of the bobcat walking by but don’t know how to post videos .
Got a decent video of the bobcat walking by but don’t know how to post videos .
How do you like hunting out of the tree saddle? Thinking about trying one in place of a climbing stand on public land.my new Cruzr XC saddle with my modded Lone Wolf hand climber i use as my platform set up 8lbs total and some views from it.....Good Hunting!
Those old bears are great man. Good looking bow! What’s the specs on the homemade broadheads?
Its a Dan Toelke Curlew 60”. At my draw of 30.5 it’s 63 pounds. He’s out of Montana. The limbs are action-boo cores with Osage limbs and a mango riser (I think haha). I shoot a custom rhino 8 strand endless loop string. Super quiet.
I shoot full length Easton axis 340’s with 2 blade magnus broadheads at 150 grain. They pack a punch.
Sorry I nerd out on my recurve.
Very cool. I've seen a few of his bows on a traditional bowhunting Facebook page and a few on tradgang. Good looking bows. The broadheads I made are from an old circular saw blade, and weigh about 175gr. I went with a single bevel. 2.35in long and 1.26in wide. I fixed them into a screwing glue on adapter. Just did some changes with my arrows they're Easton XX75 2117. Cut to 28.25in just added 100gr brass inserts with 10gr point weights as well. Much differ than the old aluminum inserts and my 125gr Magnus Stingers and Bear razorheads. Although they've done me very well in the past. Just trying something new.
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Pretty heavy arrows yeah? Sounds like a solid combo! I have the Easton break off 75 grain inserts, they’re really nice.
Single bevel is where it’s at. Hope you get to stick something!
Yeah that's what I get from watching the Ranch Fairy on YouTube lol. My overall weight is 635ish. I have some other shapes cut out I'm working on but getting the straight single bevel ground is just so easy. But the experimenting is fun. Looking at getting longbow after I finish a rifle project and fully intend to try cedar arrows and hope to haft my own points to them lol.
Good luck to you with your hunting ventures.
Good luck to you with your hunting ventures.
