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Thursday, August 28, 2008

Breezy conditions prevail as High pressure builds in Sunday. Plus three, eight foot couches that are very comfortable. Donec metus tellus, porta vel, volutpat at, eleifend nec, lacus. I have some really comfortable deer stands and many ideal locations. Middle of a herd of whitetails in rut. West of the Rockies, the mule deer is the dominant deer species. If you are looking for a field Canada goose hunt we can make it happen. It was my first attempt to manage the herd I hunt. Even then, the dogs bay the deer and keep it surrounded until the hunter gets to them. Mule deer have a blacktipped tail which is proportionally smaller than that of the whitetailed deer.

These dogs are smaller and cheaper to maintain. The odds are mainly in favor of the deer. The lodge has radiant heat flooring along with an AC unit and a regular heater. We have one purpose here, we make memories that will last a lifetime. Compound bows are the most popular archery method. Rifles, shotguns, and pistols are all commonly used for hunting deer. Year old gets a fifteen point buck. Nam a purus eget felis commodo ultricies. We are also known nationwide for our guided waterfowl hunts.

The driver walks the dogs through the woods to jump a deer and run it to a stander. Both of these situations make the deer nervous and cause them to start moving. I know they will give you that edge to become the hunter you are ready to become. When away from external sources of heat, our only heat source is that which we produce internally. The last factor in deer movement is the position of the moon. Bucks do this to mark territory and attract female deer. You tend to forget the life of the whitetail. Why you should consider having more than one to maximize your chances.

We are located in Southeastern Iowa. Choose from a large selection of hunting backgrounds. Common signs to pursue include rubs, scrapes, and tracks.

Thursday, August 28, 2008

It was the Friday before deer season opened. We always came to deer hunting camp a few days early to scout around to see where the deer had been moving. I decided to cross the bay, which was very small, to take a look at the dirt road. Deer always came down to drink or cross into an area where my tree stand was located. It didn't take long to find a fresh track, which was the largest I had ever seen. The track measured about 4 inches long with dewclaws behind it and was splayed out. This indicated that it was a very heavy buck. Boy I sure would like to see him tomorrow morning when the season opened!

After a restful nights sleep I had great anticipation as I left the cabin at the crack of dawn. As the sun rose we discovered 2 inches of fresh snow with no wind. It was cold around about 10 degrees. It was very quiet in the woods. I was blessed with perfect hunting conditions!

After a few hours I decided that I needed a coffee break. A few minutes went by and I could sense a presence of something behind me. As the steam from my hot coffee drifted up in the air a big doe was starring right at me, or at least I thought. The Doe probably never had seen hot coffee before was staring at the steam. The big doe filled with curiosity crawled on her knees to ckeck it out. Not having a doe permit, I watched as she slowly walked away.

I saw another deer out of the corner of my eye that was moving along a ridge. The deer was moving along from right to left and if continued its' pathe I would have a clear broadside shot. Fortunately I had cut some shooting lanes a couple of years back and the deer was walking in the lane! My first sight of the deer was a big buck with a doe along side of it. It seemed like it was forever before I could take a shot. I fired my rifle and the big buck fell hard. After I got down from my deer stand I called my hunting buddies. All of us agreed that it was the largest buck that any of us had ever seen. It just had to be the big deer that made the tracks from the night before.

It took a while to field dress the monster buck and with 4 guys it was a struggle to drag it back to camp. We broke camp a few days later with 3 deer from our hunting trip. When we went to the station to register the deer, the owner of the station wanted to weigh my deer. He too said it was the biggest buck that he had ever seen.

The huge deer was a 10-point buck and weighed out after hanging at 235 pounds. The deer mounting still sits on my wall and all I have to do is look up at that big rack and smile as I play my deer hunting memory over again!

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