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Blue_Heron 11-24-2012 02:30 PM

Pair of nines
 
Went to the in-laws in central Florida for Thanksgiving. Was hoping to bag a buck, but didn't expect to hit the jackpot. I killed a nine point Wednesday morning around 8:30 and my son got another nine point at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon in almost the exact same spot.

http://i655.photobucket.com/albums/u...9/IMG_1205.jpg

http://i655.photobucket.com/albums/u...9/IMG_1207.jpg

Dave

strick 11-24-2012 03:51 PM

I fold :) Do you guys aim for the neck or did you sneak up on them and slit their throat :)

Been wondering where you were and what you have been doing. Nice work Dave!

strick

NoBones 11-24-2012 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by strick (Post 209635)
I fold :) Do you guys aim for the neck or did you sneak up on them and slit their throat :)

Been wondering where you were and what you have been doing. Nice work Dave!

strick

Chuck, we crackers are like the Turkish Army......:eek:
We slip into the enemies camp and slit the throat of only one
soldier while they sleep!!
When the rest of the troops awake all they see is one of their
own dead! Mind games, it is very powerful....

To think Jr. was doing good this AM @ 7:25, only bagged an 8 point
at Area 442...:cool:

Congrats Dave to you and your boy!!!:D

You gotta love it...:)

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gofastsandman 11-24-2012 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by NoBones (Post 209642)
Chuck, we crackers are like the Turkish Army......:eek:
We slip into the enemies camp and slit the throat of only one
soldier while they sleep!!
When the rest of the troops awake all they see is one of their
own dead! Mind games, it is very powerful....

To think Jr. was doing good this AM @ 7:25, only bagged an 8 point
at Area 442...:cool:

Congrats Dave to you and your boy!!!:D

You gotta love it...:)

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I want to go hog hunting. The woods down here are not just in my memory bank.

Cheers,
GFS

Capt Chuck 11-25-2012 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by gofastsandman (Post 209647)
I want to go hog hunting. The woods down here are not just in my memory bank.

Cheers,
GFS

Just drive about 1 mile north of your house on US1. Across from JD State Park you can get'em with a snatch hook on your 4/0 with 100lb Power Pro right out the car window :p

http://media.tcpalm.com/media/img/ph...-1328_t607.JPG

MARTIN COUNTY -- Three young wild hogs running free at Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Martin County.
Mother hog broke up the photo shoot right after this shot was taken.
Taken and submitted by Bo Chambers of Port Salerno with a Nikon D40 and 70-300 mm lens.

Blue_Heron 11-25-2012 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by strick (Post 209635)
... :) Do you guys aim for the neck or did you sneak up on them and slit their throat :)

Fortunately, both stood still long enough for a good shot, so both were neck shots. Distance was about 75 yds. Then we slit the throat to let them bleed out.

A chest shot is a lot easier, but it wastes a lot of meat, and I don't like having to search for a deer that's run 150 yds through the woods with his heart shot out.

We made some jerky while we were down south and venison black bean chili is on the menu for dinner tonight. This is the first deer I've killed in three years, so it's good to have some venison in the freezer again.

Ken,
Nice buck. Tell Jr. Congratulations.

Sandy,
When you say "hog hunting", does that mean you want to shoot one or you want to catch one? Cracker hog hunting usually means catching. I think I might be willing to buy a ticket to watch you grab a 100 lb. woods hog by the back leg. The little ones in Capt. Chuck's post might make for good practice.

Dave

6buoys 11-25-2012 11:17 AM

nice deer our season in pa dont open till tomorrow.wish us luck

gofastsandman 11-25-2012 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Blue_Heron (Post 209666)
Fortunately, both stood still long enough for a good shot, so both were neck shots. Distance was about 75 yds. Then we slit the throat to let them bleed out.

A chest shot is a lot easier, but it wastes a lot of meat, and I don't like having to search for a deer that's run 150 yds through the woods with his heart shot out.

We made some jerky while we were down south and venison black bean chili is on the menu for dinner tonight. This is the first deer I've killed in three years, so it's good to have some venison in the freezer again.

Ken,
Nice buck. Tell Jr. Congratulations.

Sandy,
When you say "hog hunting", does that mean you want to shoot one or you want to catch one? Cracker hog hunting usually means catching. I think I might be willing to buy a ticket to watch you grab a 100 lb. woods hog by the back leg. The little ones in Capt. Chuck's post might make for good practice.

Dave

One that weighs about 400 #`s less than Spideys sisters. The lil ones are much tastier no?

My days of hog hunting went out with disco.

NoBones 11-25-2012 11:13 PM

Sandy, If you want oinkers.... we have more then you can handle!!!
Not many 400 pounders, but tons of 150's and smaller!
There is no closed season on these pests! Lil' Kenny has a trap
set on the east side of the house. At least two to three times a week
one is on its way to the "brothers" up in Daytona!! :rolleyes:
They all but destroyed my back yard this year. (As you probably noticed when you were here several months ago)

Any time just let me know, you are always welcome! :)

76Red18 11-26-2012 09:51 AM

Here ya go Ken. I know you have the 223/5.56 and the marksmanship. All you need is the black chopper and pilot. On second thought, 442 probably has a concealed hanger with a Blackhawk fueled and ready to go..http://youtu.be/kLejlibClio


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