Casey

Nothing exotic around here except me Wiliam. Must be a big deer

Those tree stands will be gone. This is a good travel corridor to and from bedding and food.

This will be my bow spot only next year. There are a few stands in there I have to take out. It's my uncle's property and nobody should be hunting their except for family and close friends. Anyways this place is about 15 acres or so. Surrounded by corn and bean fields normally, friend has a food plot about 500 yards to the southeast. This will be a great place to kill a booner. http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg69/FastFeetHounds/Mobile%20Uploads/image_14.jpg

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Didn't know Caribou was native to Indiana lol

I'm out right now with a 20 gauge. Will bust through any shoulder with my rifled slug rounds.

True. How you been Hoosier Hunter?? Where are you located again?

Yeah I thought of a cold plant plus maybe standing corn.

I am almost sure my uncles would allow this to happen. My uncle's had two strip pits but when a mining company opened up they bought the two pits through a contract. They would get the pits back after so many years. Well the company closed down and the boys got it back. One was still full, the other is dry. This place would be a premiere place for a food plot. It's surrounded by tall meadow grass. Also on the other side of the pit is where the coal mine was at. Now all the grass and weeds have grown up and has provided bucks a sanctuary of beddings. This place is very well hidden and only a few trees are around for a stand. I could see this being a hot spot for late rut. There is a huge 12 pointer that calls this place home. I would like to provide him and other deer to the property in the harsh winters that Indiana can have on an occasion. What do you think would be the best?? I was thinking sugar beets or maybe cowpeas. There are many corn and bean fields around. Like to give these deer more of a selection.

I say when I get one, it will be a halo. Haven't heard a single bad thing about them.

heck of a shot 180 lbs

yeah I believe she died once she laid down. After we jumped her up and she cleared the fence, we got back on her trail. Knowing she was being followed by us she wasn't going to stop. It seemed like she would only bleed when she was laying down or standing. I knew she was alive due to the fresh blood we were finding.

they love them persimmons

the blood was pouring out when she seemed to be standing. He shot her last night with his .385. As we got closer to I told him to load up because the blood seemed to be getting fresher as we made our way. He said when he hit her that night, her left leg was just dangling. I figured he got lung too. Seemed like when she was running there was only a few drops. I believe we would have gotten to her but we decided to drive across the field to the other side instead of walking the blood trail straight out. The leaves and the ground seemed recently disturbed. I told him to load up his gun. I am going to take a guess that this slick head was a 170 pound doe. I believe she was quartering to him but I could be wrong.