bowtechguy88 Posted November 1, 2009 Report Share Posted November 1, 2009 Well started out a good morning, not much wind, cool, it was perfect! Took my bow, sat n the blind an had a doe an forked horn (4-point) walk down on me this mornin an soon fallowed behind them was a lil spike! all w/ in shooting range but i was patient an held off. time when by an a desent 8 point was fallowing, but again not what i was looking for. so bout 11ish i got out an quitley walked through the damp woods an walked up on some a doe an 5 point eating acorns, so then waited tell they went out of sight an continued to walk up the fence line. i was about 50 yards from where the fence meet the rock fence, an there was a very nice 8! i blew the grunt a couple times to try to lure him on down but he showed no intrest. he continued his way away from me an ready to hit it next weekend! (RIFLE SEASON :gunsmilie:) so as i walked down the hill, i started looking for obvious sign an man was i supprised!!! total of 5 trees rubbed,each 10ft apart, 3 oak trees bout 4in around, an 1 ceeder bout 2in around, an 3 active scraps! "i thank daddy found a better spot lol". so good luck to everyone on the rut, an be safe! "Take a child hunting" Tim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
250savage Posted November 1, 2009 Report Share Posted November 1, 2009 that does sound like a good day. I had one as well. I had 2 young doe come out of the corn and then walked up to within bow range and stopped to check out a "unicorn" (just a half a spike) behind me. But before that i saw a ground hog, followed by a kitty cat who apparntly pooped in this squirrel's yard because the squirrel climbed out onto a limb was just cursing this cat out. it was really very amusing:) then i had a flock of 8 turkey come in and strut around, 2 of them had about a 6-7 inch beard but i didn't have a tag for them. then i thought to myself "well gee the only thing i haven't seen on this hunt is a bear, coyotes or a fox." sure enough 5 minutes later here comes a little gray fox! even though there were no shooter bucks or anything it helped me realize the real beauty of nature and taught me a lot of patience. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GWSmith Posted November 3, 2009 Report Share Posted November 3, 2009 Sounds like the kind of day we all look forward to...hope the rifle season brings you good luck too! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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