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No sir
Milan Metal Systems
Changing springs on one of the overhead doors.
Would be nice having one of those scissor lifts in the deer woods....30’ high in about 15 seconds lol!!!!
No sir
Be careful I know those springs are dangerous.No sir
Milan Metal Systems
Changing springs on one of the overhead doors.
Would be nice having one of those scissor lifts in the deer woods....30’ high in about 15 seconds lol!!!!
My puppy did great ..I took the morning to do a field goose hunt with my new puppy (6 months)
This is his first hunt and were tucked in ready and waiting !
I have to get this dog out and hunt him ,so no deer stand for me the next few days.. (???)
Good luck everyone and God bless the successful hunters today !!!
Had to look him upDidn't make it out. Instead heading to a seminar by Keith Warren "Hunting High Fence Pet Whitetails" Hopefully pick up few tips as this guy always seems to shoot Giants an I wanna turn my luck around.
I see what you did there lolHad to look him up
Congratulations Mr. Labtech!Thank you all so much. Means a lot.
He was so close when I first saw him. I turned over my left shoulder to get the bow in my hand as he was coming directly towards me. By the time I turned around, he was almost behind that shagbark hickory limb at my feet. I drew. He turned to his right, and quartered away. I had to really try hard to get him to stop. I squeezed it off (from a seated position) and he booked. I mean, it happened in, like, 10 seconds! In hindsight, I'm pretty sure I did actually hear him fall because the last place I heard him was where we found him. He had run in a loop around behind me down the edge of the cornfield and then made a left turn back into the woods. Found him in a bunch of dead falls. Easy track job.
149#
(and, yes, anytime you mention me in the same sentence as mbrewer, I'm counting that as a victory! :bowdown![]()
Sounds like an exciting blur of the moment morning hunt. Pretty work 2L, & congrats on him. (& If you got em more pics please)Thank you all so much. Means a lot.
He was so close when I first saw him. I turned over my left shoulder to get the bow in my hand as he was coming directly towards me. By the time I turned around, he was almost behind that shagbark hickory limb at my feet. I drew. He turned to his right, and quartered away. I had to really try hard to get him to stop. I squeezed it off (from a seated position) and he booked. I mean, it happened in, like, 10 seconds! In hindsight, I'm pretty sure I did actually hear him fall because the last place I heard him was where we found him. He had run in a loop around behind me down the edge of the cornfield and then made a left turn back into the woods. Found him in a bunch of dead falls. Easy track job.
149#
(and, yes, anytime you mention me in the same sentence as mbrewer, I'm counting that as a victory! :bowdown![]()
Yessir and thanks.Be careful I know those springs are dangerous.
Awesome deer Labtech! I knew tags and freezers were going to be filled today.
Way to “friend up” with the recovery!!Just got back from helping a buddy recover a nice 8 point. Going to sit this afternoon out. My sister is in town from Chicago for the weekend to say farewell before they move to Seattle