HUNTINGMAN

Today was opening day for us here in ky. I seen 4 longbeards, a hen and one I couldn't tell what it was. I didn't get a shot but my dad managed to get a good one that was about 18lbs with 1" spurs and about a 4" beard.

I have been shooting my sbxt since they came out, put new string and cable on it last year with all new dampeners. It is still like brand new but i am thinking of making a major change this year. Last year is the 1st year since i was a kid i never bowhunted, i think a change to rekindle the fire is in need. I am trying to sell my sbxt to fund a new bow purchase, im gonna go traditional this year. I am going to get a black widow psr if i can sell my bow, something i have been pondering on for a few years now. I think the time is now if i can sell my mathews, just cant bring myself to drop 1000$ on a recurve unless i have a little differance to put down.

Huntingman checking in here, i think our season starts 11th or 1wth of april. I have taken two week of vacation so i can chase thunder chickens. Lets get this started in a big way guys, good luck and be safe out there.

Huntingman, ky, eastern, adult

I was in need of a new carry gun and had been wanting a 1911 for a long time. I had read a lot of reviews and finally decided on a sig sauer. I was going to get a kimber but the reviews were less than favorable on lots of different forums. This pistol is almost to nice to carry, I may have to go back and get a p250 comapct for a carry gun. Anyone have any experience with the sig 1911 and what do you think of them? Heres a pic of my new baby.

I got back out today, seen 2 different bucks and one of them was chasing does all over the place. I managed to get my dad on one of them this afternoon, a six pointer. My cousin had passed on it earlier in the day , me and dad was sitting in the bkind and it came in. He knows I dont want to shoot any small bucks and he said he wasnt going to shoot either but I knew he wanted it so I told him to go ahead and shoot if he wanted to, I hadnt gotten the words out of my mouth and I heard boom! I dont mind him shooting the small ones because it is hard for him to get out and hunt since he lost both of his legs. We have had a good season so far, we have put 5 deer in the freezer in the last 3 or 4 weeks. I got one more to go and its got to be a doe with the bow, im gonna need some good luck on my side.

I kept an eye on it during late summer, I think its pretty neet idea.

Team 6, ky 10 point

I hunted opening day of rifle season and seen 2 does and one buck that was broken off on one side. I went saturday morning and was there about 1 hour and managed to take this decent 10 point. I wasnt going to shoot him at first, I got my phone out and tried to get some pi s of him as he closed the distance. Well after watching him for a bit, he tuned to leave and I seen he was as wide as his ears. I quickly changed my mind and grabbed the rifle,he had done opened the distance back up to around 70 yards or so. I found a gap in between the trees and waited for him to get in it, when he stepped in it I let the old 270 bark. He made a mad dash and ran about 40 yards before he piled up in a hefty crash, then all was quiet. I was sitting beside the same tree I killed my big 9 from last year and this deer fell only about 40 yards from where last years fell. Hes not my biggest but I had fun and he got me excited.

I shot a decent little 10 point this morning, ill get him up as soon as I get cleaned up and rest some.

I shot the scirroco out of my 300rum when I hunted with it. Im just gonna say that you better hit him where theres not much of anything to eat because tbey make one heck of a hole and knock them down. I just got another um and decided to go with barns tsx this time around, the scirocos do a fine job.