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Thread: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

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    Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    I have watched this guy for a month.
    So this is the opening day of any buck in the cariboo. I was out before the sunrise to be in the spot. It is a 3 year old. It was always around mom with her twins. So just find the mom and twins and he will be around. Sausage deer. Cool to have the hunting grounds start right at my driveway. The deer hangout was 1 km away. 7:15 am and he met his maker. 1 pm and he was all over my butcher table. The rear quarters is all that is left to do. 1/2 of him is in the freezer. Old and tired. Now a bear to help fill the freezer.



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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    Congrats! Nice and fast success!

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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    Thats gonna be a tasty one! Congrats.

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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    I'd take a buck like that! Good table fare right there! Enjoy, and thanks for sharing! Moosin
    "A good day hunting is mud on your truck or blood on your hands"

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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    Good stuff, the only bucks I've seen so far have been around SRUPP's place

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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    Good job. Some good eating there.

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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    Just under 50 lbs of meat. Only bones are in the ribs. Back strap and tenderloins into steaks and the rest into burger for sausages later. Thanks for the reply's. Hands are really soft from deer fat.
    Now I need a bear to hang out long enough to see if it has cubs. Before it disappears into the bush. Passed on 3 because I couldn't see if it was a mom. Brush too tall and they were looking around. Now the leaves are going so any time now. More grizzly's than ever before. Hope some smart people get in the government and open up the season again. There won't be any moose or deer left if the population keeps exploding. Once the wild animals are gone they will be feeding on ranchers cattle.
    The challenge of retirement is how to spend time without spending money.
    The worst day slinging lead is still better than the best day working.
    Look around is there someone you can introduce to shooting because that’s the only way we will buck the anti gun trend sweeping Canada! "tigrr 2006"


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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    Congrats! .

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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    Hmmmm in from week of flyfishing.....yes Warren lots of bucks at my neighbors crabapple tree..6 deer there last friday

    Good job on the deer Tigrr..headed that way friday..
    Srupp

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    Re: Day 1 of any mule deer in Horsefly.

    Not bad that it took 6 hours from gutting to cut and wrapped and in the freezer. Sharp Victorinox knives help a lot. Watched a beautiful large hawk feed on the trim pile for a bit last night at 6:30pm. Something ate the entire hide and gut pile the night before, I think it was wolves. So I went to watch the trim pile for a bit. Only a hawk came to feed.
    Last edited by tigrr; 10-03-2019 at 07:16 AM.
    The challenge of retirement is how to spend time without spending money.
    The worst day slinging lead is still better than the best day working.
    Look around is there someone you can introduce to shooting because that’s the only way we will buck the anti gun trend sweeping Canada! "tigrr 2006"


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