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Keven I was about 150 yards from the buck on both pictures. Good luck down in 29 this weekend, I was down last weekend and man was it green...watch out for the snakes.

Beautiful buck, thanks for sharing the pictures and story with us.

Awesome buck no matter what anyone says! Who could actually not put the hammer down on a deer of that caliber even if you don't like non-typical antlers.

Yeah that is the same buck about 10 minutes earlier.

Awesome pictures and story as usuall thanks Jim. Good luck to your brother hopefully his strength on holding out pays off.

Great job on a beautiful mount.

Thanks Amanda that was great!

Man what a toad! thanks for posting the pictures.

Happy to have you back in the state there coosefan! Hopefully your gear will get here soon and in one piece. Sounds like you worked hard for what you got, congratulations.

Good Luck and God Bless. You and yours will be in my prayers.

About 4 1/2 hours to where my cameras are set now, so yeah I have been putting alot of miles on the truck but my parents are only about 1 1/2 hours from them so normally I end up visting them along the way.

Great job on the story and pictures Ron, thanks for taking us with you.

Beautiful buck! Let's hear the story.

I have a couple of cameras that I leave up for months at a time and I try and change out the batteries and memory cards every two weeks. These cameras are on established licks that I have had for a few years. The amount of pictures varies depending upon time of year, amount of water, and amount of people moving around the area. I have another camera that I move around every couple of weeks until I get a good amount of movement on it and then I will leave it for around a month until I decide if there is anything there worth spending time on. The amount of pictures definately depend upon the amount of sign in the area more than the set-up and lenght of time. Phil

I went down to check the cameras this last weekend and they have sure seen alot of action just no big ones. I will be going down in a week so hopefully the big ones will show up soon.

Spent the weekend down south looking over some coues country. Saw two different coues bucks but neither was big enough to burn a tag on. Checked the trail cameras of which I will post some pictures of later. Good weekend didn't see another person. Phil

I'll be down in 30A this weekend so I will keep my eyes open for your rig. I will be driving my white f-250 fourdoor pulling the quads. I've got the sticker on both the truck and the trailer so you won't miss me. Phil

Looks like you guys have a couple of great bucks pinned. Good luck and thanks for posting the pictures. We will be patiently waiting for the story and pictures to follow your hunt.

Wonderful pictures and some great bucks. Thanks for sharing them with us. Good luck on the hunt and I can't wait for the video.

Great Bucks...go get em. Thanks for sharing the pictures with us.

I have heard that these guys do a really good job and are still pretty reasonable. www.majorwildlifestudio.com

Got out a little bit this last weekend in the SE part of the state and found these little guys and one buck posed just long enough to snap a picture.

I went to school with the Klumps and even dated one of the girls for a while. They are for the most part good people but that doesn't mean that I agree with the way they do things and there are a few of them that are not good people. Like locking the road that goes by the old gas plant on the NE side of the Dos, I mean come on that is a county road. I have personally seen them do more damage to land and property themselves than five years of hunters would do. I used to be one of the "good ole boys" who got the key every year and would drive to the top until I saw some of the things they did to people's vehicles that were parked by the locked gate and I have not been back since. I have to say that they have taken it to the extreme and have locked off alot of land that shouldn't be.

Great Pictures, thanks for sharing them with us. I just noticed in the fourth picture down there is a bat that got caught in the picture along with the doe. I thought that was pretty cool.