Wheelin' to deer camp
 

On our way out a few weeks back to hang treestands, encountered a little mud...:excited:

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...and here's deer camp! We built the log cabin 15 yrs ago, still standing strong.

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looking good!

I like the low light one with the headlamps glowing. Did you find any dinner?

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Waiting for our leaves to fall, can't even see a deer in the woods right now!

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That's so cool, I would love to have a cabin just to go out and pet deer.

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:iagree: and likes to pet deer also!.............With My .243! ;)

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very nice!:clapping: sweet cabin!:perfect10s:

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I prefer 444 marlin in a 14" Encore pistol, really lays their hair back :jump:

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I petted this one last week. I don't think he lieks me any more.
http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=21158

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Love the cabin. That's some beautiful country too.

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I love that first pic, awesome!

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:iagree:

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Sweet pics. Nice lookn' camp:beerchug:

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Nice shot. Hope you score a trophy rack!:beerchug:

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Sweet buck! Too bad about that brow tine, but if you found it it can be repaired by a good taxidermist. 'course, that's like finding a needle in a haystack.

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Nice Pictures.:) I think deer hunting would be moor sporting if the deer could shoot back.:jump: Good luck on the hunt.

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It actually is pretty sporty if you take one with a bow from a tree. Hopefully you have tried it.

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I have done a lot of hunting in my time, I worked as a hunting guide and outfitter when I lived in Craig Colorado.

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Thats no fun. More like marrige:beerchug:

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I just stick with the legend that in Alaska; Deer are the smallest prey shot with the worlds largest caliber weapons.

Click here to become a believer of the old school flame thrower: http://www.marlinfirearms.com/firear...re/1895GS.aspx

The only problem is that you need to charter one of these "Hummer's" to get there. :beerchug: