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hunted all day didnt see a thing im getting really discouraged iv e not killed a thing all yr only thing i saw was a rabbit idk whats going on wish i kne somebody that had lot doe on there property or bucks and would let me hunt
 
My son and I did back to back all dayers on draw hunt this weekend at Chuck Swan. Besides typical morning/evening deer we saw deer at 11, 1, 145,2, and the only buck we saw was at 3. Only the 2 does at 2 oclock were evading humans. Rest were being normal.
 
least u seen something ive hunted the past 2 days all day out in coffee co and not seen a thing lot of deer sign just no deer in sight
 
i killed 2 doe last yr that was in nov and dec and since then nothing this years luck has been real bad laid off of work no deer hope it gets better soon
 
Pulled 3 all dayers Friday through Sunday this weekend it was ruff saw some does and one two year old 8 point and I still have yet to pull the trigger myself.
 
deerhunter1990 said:
least u seen something ive hunted the past 2 days all day out in coffee co and not seen a thing lot of deer sign just no deer in sight

Move your stand or something or go hunt a different place. I'm sure there is public land near you where you'll at least see deer.
 
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Forgot to add this was the first buck I have saw this year it has been tuff this time I saw bucks most of my hunts and killed three good ones but this year is way different
 
deerhunter1990 said:
im hunting from ground and hunting public land

How long have you been hunting? You've posted several threads now about the same thing.

In 2008 I was in your shoes. I ended up killing "0" deer that season. What I did when the season was over is get a bow, muzzleloader, climbing stand and started scouting public land in the off season. I spent a lot of time spring and summer 2009 shooting my new bow, learning how to use a climbing stand and working up loads for my muzzleloader. Plus I asked a lot of people about places to hunt and started networking.

This might not be your year, but if you put in the work and gain access to new land, lengthen your season by getting new weapons and start getting up in trees it will pay off.

You might get lucky and someone might get you on a doe hunt but I wouldn't depend on it. You've got to put in the work.
 
been deer hunting for about 6 years now i mostly did small game since being layed off its really put a damper on me being able to buy more weapons and travel wise i have to try to stay close by
 
deerhunter1990 said:
been deer hunting for about 6 years now i mostly did small game since being layed off its really put a damper on me being able to buy more weapons and travel wise i have to try to stay close by

Are you only rifle hunting? What about muzzleloader ?
 
timberjack86 said:
I saw where you hunt bark camp barrens. I wont draw you a map but check out the ragsdale road area. I kill deer every year in the barrens.
yeah i started to do that today i hunted bob meadows road and warren road on bark camp wma
 
2007 and 2008 were my first years deer hunting asides going with my dad when I was a boy. I hunted from the ground with a 336w Marlin 30 30. I know exactly your pain. Keep at it...still a few weeks left.

I would start putting a little money away when you start working again for a muzzleloader. That will get you an additional two weeks in the woods in 2014. Also muzzleloader season in some areas is the cruising, chasing phase of the rut so it's a great time to be in the woods.

Muzzleloader season is probably my favorite season.
 
DNDHUNTAHOLIC88 said:
Pulled 3 all dayers Friday through Sunday this weekend it was ruff saw some does and one two year old 8 point and I still have yet to pull the trigger myself.



i have no shot a deer yet. seen a lot, just not the one i after. its hunting, gotta love it
 
deerhunter1990 said:
yeah im wanting to get into bow and muzzleloader

Bow will get you almost two additional months of deer season. Sounds like you really want to be a successful hunter. Great thing about having a bow is you can bow hunt during muzzleloader season but you can't muzzleloader hunt during bow season. Something to think about if you have to choose between a muzzleloader or a bow.

Bow requires more dedication in the off season. You got to practice, practice, practice .
 
I would trade my rifle for a good muzzleloader.
You get extra time and you really open yourself up to some good wma draw hunts
 

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