Gellar
Well-known member
Well here we go! I got all the petrified butt goo off of my buttout tool, I put new blades on my Havalon, and I bought a few boxes of 20 gauge pumpkin balls which are getting harder to find! The weather is looking great for the first gun season of the deer year with highs in the upper 30s and lows near 20 every night. I bought a case of spotted cow last night and still have some cherry schnapps from last year. My wife has been on me to get the garage cleaned and fix the toilet that will surely be clogged multiple times! Our shotgun deer season starts on Saturday! It seems that we may have a record number of hunters this year, at least compared to recent years. I have to admit, I’m not as excited as in years passed for various reasons, but nonetheless cheap beer will be drank, lots of food will be ate, and everyone will have a good time. Safety is the #1 concern and with such a big group communication is key! If you want to follow along that’s be great. Our group likes to do 3-4 deer drives everyday. We are on a mix of private and public land, everyone usually gets a deer or 2. Some members hold out for a big buck and others don’t care. I will be looking to fill a couple of doe tags during this season and will hold onto my buck tag until late muzzleloader season which runs until January 10.
A deer from earlier in the year that is still roaming the woods.
A deer from earlier in the year that is still roaming the woods.