Saltydog235
New member
So far I've sat 9 times in the stand. Very little activity over all.
I found a doe and two little one bedded up in some dog fennel one afternoon. Same sit I saw a lot of white on a small deer in the cut-over, thinking it may be a pie-bald.
Had a doe and fawn get bumped up by something and come by at about 180yds opening AM. Saw the doe go by, she came back and then picked up the fawn's head bobbing through some pretty tall grass.
On another sit, I had a doe come out, stretch out to the feeder and jump back. A minute later a second doe (with a moose's head) comes out and does the same thing. Got to looking closer and there was a snake in the feeder. They moved off and came out in another lane about 40yds from me, then moved on off.
Today is the start of when we can take does. You can take them at any time from the 15th on if you have tags. October starts doe days on weekends as well, no tags needed. Does can also be harvested at any time forward with a bow.
Now, we just need some cooler weather to get them moving in the daylight a little better.
I found a doe and two little one bedded up in some dog fennel one afternoon. Same sit I saw a lot of white on a small deer in the cut-over, thinking it may be a pie-bald.
Had a doe and fawn get bumped up by something and come by at about 180yds opening AM. Saw the doe go by, she came back and then picked up the fawn's head bobbing through some pretty tall grass.
On another sit, I had a doe come out, stretch out to the feeder and jump back. A minute later a second doe (with a moose's head) comes out and does the same thing. Got to looking closer and there was a snake in the feeder. They moved off and came out in another lane about 40yds from me, then moved on off.
Today is the start of when we can take does. You can take them at any time from the 15th on if you have tags. October starts doe days on weekends as well, no tags needed. Does can also be harvested at any time forward with a bow.
Now, we just need some cooler weather to get them moving in the daylight a little better.