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Well tonight was the other 10% kind of night. I did not see one deer, I guess I jinxed myself.
Hey Red good luck on that elk hunt and that for the luck Willy!! But no joy fellas ,there's plenty of season left. 
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10-01-2012, 07:51 PM
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 Here's the pic of that small Doe I smacked in the dome with my 22-250 about 3 weeks ago. Have you guys ever noticed that when you hunt at a club or with someone that the property always has a deer stand that has wired nickname? Like mine is called the rope swing stand, I hunt another property were we have a deerstand called "the boat seat stand" and yes it has an old fiberglass boat seat on the platform!!!! Let's here someother odd named stands if anybody has any.
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10-01-2012, 09:35 PM
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Kracker you ought to know better then that lol . Wait to count your chickens after they hatch. Good lookin doe, good eating too. I haven't hunted in two years and after i finish the V i am getting in another club. Cant work tommorrow so i may put some rounds thru my rifles.
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10-02-2012, 06:35 AM
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My parents have a large open field set back in the middles of the woods in Southestern Virgina. We have a tree stand that's been there since I was a little kid called "The Condo Stand." It is a platform built up in between 2 trees that is basically 16 ft across (2 sheets of plywood)and has sliding windows on it, and a roof. It was setup back when my family had a hunting club called the Tactical Nimrods, mostly guys from the Navy. All the hunters in the club would bring there wives and kids and it had a kerosene heater in it to stay warm. Many a deer have ben killed out of that stand.
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10-02-2012, 07:52 AM
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10-02-2012, 09:14 AM
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We had an old schooldesk back in the day. Was actually pretty nice cause you could always get a steady shot off. We called it "In school", that way if anybody called you could text back, "Im in school right now"...
Looks like a good spot you have there. I think naming your stands is like fisherman naming their drops. Nobody wants to fish "#376" but everyone wants to drop on "Snapper by the Dozens"......dont you???
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10-02-2012, 09:23 AM
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@ Kracker Jack, they are even further southeast, across the Cheasapeake Bay. They live in a small backwoods town called New Church, VA. It's right on the border of Pocomoke, MD, at the Mason-Dixon line. Been throuch VA Beach many many times. When I drive up from Florida to visit, I pass through on my way to the bay-bridge tunnel. I'm hoping to make it up around Thanksgiving, to do do my own deer hunting this year. Been about 2 years since I last visited up that direction. Also looking forward to some REAL Maryland Blue crabs.
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10-02-2012, 09:24 AM
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Good luck!! 14 more day here till bow season!
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