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I hate to do it to y'all again.... NOT. I was reading and watching Postholes fishing video and this bad boy almost got by me. ALMOST.... ;) This dragging and loading is rough! He has a mess of sticker points on his heid. Attachment 6181 Attachment 6182 Attachment 6184
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HaHa^... Aint nobody got nutten on Cappy!...You Go Boy!
YOU SUCK!!! ;)
I know, my camo don't match and he would have been a nice one next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thumper
ur "camo" dont "match".... Easy to shoot them when they are that large, like missing hitting a barn... which I have been known to do but is my gun fault!!!! lol!
You typed that while I typed mine.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain
Cool rack. You better leave a couple for seed though..,
lmao thump^.... i just spit beer all over my desk and screen when I was checking back on the thread and read my post then scrolled down to your post...Quote:
Originally Posted by Thumper
Long day/needed a good laugh...thanks thump and all you fellers!
Their seeds have done been spread. Not shot but one doe off the farm this year and let a "butt load" (as my children say) of small bucks walk. They will be goodun's next year. But I have no doubt there are plenty more around. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Chicken Dinner
Strong work, sir!
Did you invent some kind of deer magnet or somethin?
Finally learned how to hang one!
BKB
He naturally smells like doe piss. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Arty
Very nice....
Them boys got some nice thick mass down there!
100% USDA approved farm raised government goats! And I'll bet they ate about every blade of grass in their lives on Cappy's farm!
BKb
AND every kernel of corn! ;)
I imagine the corn marbled them a bit, but its more likely the blood sweat and tears Cappy has put into his QDMA efforts are what have paid off with those big bucks. Pretty cool to see it evolve over time!
BKB
This year I planted Lynx winter peas in my wildlife food plots and they are on em heavy. The Lynx pea suppose to be more palatable and sweeter than the Australian winter pea that I normally plant. It also fixes its own nitrogen and thus is a good soil builder. The way they are eating them I will be putting them in for years to come. I also put them in the big grain drill and drilled them in the pastures with oats and rye so I've got about 200 acres of mixed, oats, fescue, Lynx winter peas, clover, rye, and rape. The cows are enjoying the mix also. That and the 100 plus acres of very heavy oak acorns mast this year has really held the deer on the farm this year.
The food is holding the does. We are seeing does my the tons about every time we hunt, and the does are the draw for the bucks.
Lots of work but is paying off well. Now if just some of you dufes would come hunt with me. I think I'm pretty much done for this year. I going to spend the rest of the year trying to get a deer for my niece, she don't care if it's a buck or doe she just wants to shoot a "deer".
Waiting on an invite.
Since October 19 I've seen a 4 point, a spike, and a doe.
First time in my life, I'm seriously thinking of doing something else.......
sure looks you have had a GREAT season so far keep up the good work, but I am guessing the best hunt of the year is coming up
Taking a few does out of the property will leave more food for deer to grow, but Im pretty sure you know that and making sure you have plenty of supplemental food. Or... Your killing your neighbors pet deer!!!!
Nandy, as you know the acorns on my place alone would carry 3 times the deer that come though it, not to mention all the food plots I put in, and thousands upon thousands of pounds my auto feeders throw out each year. One thing I've learned on the farm is when the acorns start calling you might as well cut the corn feeders off. Corn will stack up under the feeders for about a month. Then they will get back on the corn in late November through the winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nandy
I need to check them buildings yo have there, I think you pack them there to fatten up like veal! lol!
Cappy;
I can just hear those dang acorns calling now. Here deer!!! Here deer deer deer!! Come on deer! :biggrinQuote:
One thing I've learned on the farm is when the acorns start calling you might as well cut the corn feeders off.
Apparently, Cap'n is the acorn whisperer and it turns out he's a right good'un!
OR.....he may just be a nut.Quote:
Originally Posted by LJ3
BKB
If I didn't know better I'd think SOMEONE with admin powers edited my post. Looks suspiciously like the work of a pUMpHEAD.
That said there are very few of us that can hear the "calling"
well, I have sometimes hit someones "edit post" button instead of mine to then realize it is not my post but I dont think I have ever made a change, specially last night... so, not me...
Naaa, he's trying to find a scapegoat Nandy ... don't fall for it. I saw it right after he posted and just couldn't let it slide. ;)
Oh, he got me.... The nut whisperer also speaks speak! lol!