November Buck

When the soybeans started to brown up and rain in the forecast that afternoon I grabbed some seed and shoulder seeder and headed out into the farmers field. To broadcast some turnips into the standing beans soon to be harvested I spread my seed and waited. I had been getting pictures of a good buck frequenting a bedding area not far from the stand location I had chosen to use to attack this buck or does using this bedding area. November 4th 2013 the wind was right and the first solid frost of the year I went to this location. Shortly after daylight I watched a buck emerge from the bedding area. I made a short series of calls and the buck came in on a string. When he entered the field he made a scrape and immediately began eating some of the brassicas allowing me to position myself for the shot. 12 Yards right into my shooting lane.

• Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrdF2WaK7oI

5.5 Year Old

It was a drizzling dismal with the right wind my father decided to set up in a strip of woods located between two main doe bedding areas.. Around 9:00am he passed 2 younger bucks cruising the strip of woods, and at 10:30 movement coming from the end of the strip of timber. He put up his binoculars and layed his eyes on this brute one of our target bucks. The buck moved cautiously through the timber and came on a string to 40 yards. He fired and watched the buck fall a little over 120 yards later on the edge of the bedding area he was going to check. This was a buck we had a lot of history of history with finding one of his sheds the previous year approximately 300 from where he was eventually harvested. This buck lived on this farm even though the management strategies we used to keep this buck on the farm were numerous. But when this 5.5 year old New York State Buck Hit the dirt it was all worth it!

April 6th 2014 Shed Time

I called a few friends and invited them on my first all day shed hunt and told them if they wanted it would be awesome to bring their boys. I had been keeping close tabs on a bachelor group of bucks all winter and when the snow melted and the bucks were all shed we set a date and made our plans. So we set up for our first pass of the section they had been frequenting and found one 3 minutes in the field and continued till lunch finding 7 total before lunch. We went into town for lunch and returned shortly after to continue our search we found an additional 4 antlers and a dead buck that disappeared many years ago. The monitoring and scouting pays off immensely and allows you to know what deer potentially make it even before the next season. 11 Antlers 1 Dead Buck and memories that will last a lifetime!

• Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgIq6eQc2cU

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