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The 40 acre deer refuge 2025
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I'll sneak this one in there even though it was technically killed in 2024 and it wasn't killed on the 40-acre paradise. I have no doubt I saved a few deer....lol
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Truthfully, we do spend most of our time just sitting in the woods seeing nothing with moments of luck sprinkled in. This year was an unusually good season. lol
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Not really much of a story.
We cut the track early in the morning and followed it across several mountain ranges.
Finally had to make a decision to go one more range and see if it came out or cut the dogs loose. We were warming up and potentially going to lose snow, but we decided to risk it and go around one more and I am glad we did. It was a really good track coming out the other side. This likely saved a lot of wasted time for sure.
Cut the dogs loose.
Went around the mountain rage and made the mile and a half hike up the canyon to get to the cat.
Took me 2 arrows to get him. Only grazed him with my first arrow as I must have hit a branch or something. I got a list of excuses...lol Second arrow got him good, and he was dead in about 5 seconds.
We cut the track early in the morning and followed it across several mountain ranges.
Finally had to make a decision to go one more range and see if it came out or cut the dogs loose. We were warming up and potentially going to lose snow, but we decided to risk it and go around one more and I am glad we did. It was a really good track coming out the other side. This likely saved a lot of wasted time for sure.
Cut the dogs loose.
Went around the mountain rage and made the mile and a half hike up the canyon to get to the cat.
Took me 2 arrows to get him. Only grazed him with my first arrow as I must have hit a branch or something. I got a list of excuses...lol Second arrow got him good, and he was dead in about 5 seconds.
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100 pounds of brown millet and 250 mammoth sunflowers around the Perimeter for shade to sit in when the time comes to miss some doves.
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2025 DOVE refuge lol
Green is millet perimeter
Magenta is sunflowers
Yellow is a strip of experimental sorghum from Montana.
Green is millet perimeter
Magenta is sunflowers
Yellow is a strip of experimental sorghum from Montana.
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Coyotes have got to be the two most indiscriminate killers on the face of the earth...
We have been watching the doe for several weeks walk back and forth across the yard tending her fawns that she had hidden next to the house. We still had not seen her bring the fawns into the open.
Last night the coyotes finally found the fawns. Hopefully they only got one of them and not both.
I HATE those bastards.........
The coyotes left me this in my front yard last night.
We have been watching the doe for several weeks walk back and forth across the yard tending her fawns that she had hidden next to the house. We still had not seen her bring the fawns into the open.
Last night the coyotes finally found the fawns. Hopefully they only got one of them and not both.
I HATE those bastards.........
The coyotes left me this in my front yard last night.
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Too bad. The lions have pretty much cleaned the coyotes out......But I don't like any of the bastards!
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It's on now. The rotten bastards have struck a nerve.
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