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No. We usually carried a group of 4-5. We averaged 2 deer a year. Wasn't real happy with the outfitter. Things started to slip. So we bailed on it and went a different route this year. We got a lease is the southern portion of unit 14. There's a ton of deer where we hunted. Could have killed plenty of 120's. But we were hunting bigs
 
JBell said:
No. We usually carried a group of 4-5. We averaged 2 deer a year. Wasn't real happy with the outfitter. Things started to slip. So we bailed on it and went a different route this year. We got a lease is the southern portion of unit 14. There's a ton of deer where we hunted. Could have killed plenty of 120's. But we were hunting bigs
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Nice! Thanks for the info. If I get drawed I'm gonna head down to do a pre scout trip late sept prob and just wing it like I have in the past.
 
That's close. Just like everywhere else, weather and moon will get them rolling. Our hunt was the week leading up to Halloween every year. It was a little to early. One of the reasons we switched as well. We would start seeing some the last 2-3 days. But the next 2 weeks after that got progressively better. I'd say either 29-5 or 5th on. Depending on moon stage and weather
 
JBell said:
That's close. Just like everywhere else, weather and moon will get them rolling. Our hunt was the week leading up to Halloween every year. It was a little to early. One of the reasons we switched as well. We would start seeing some the last 2-3 days. But the next 2 weeks after that got progressively better. I'd say either 29-5 or 5th on. Depending on moon stage and weather
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Yeah I always heard kansas is a little earlier. I go to Illinois from the 5th to the 14th
 
We are gonna go early and hang cams and stands. Will be lucky if we hunt. Then we will be shooting for that 5-? Week more than likely. That seemed to be when the big ones usually went daylight
 
JBell said:
We are gonna go early and hang cams and stands. Will be lucky if we hunt. Then we will be shooting for that 5-? Week more than likely. That seemed to be when the big ones usually went daylight
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Yeah I would love to be there that second week but illinois has got that week tied up. I'm not looking to kill a monster the first year although it would be nice. Honestly 130 inch buck would be ok with me. Here in East tn. Those 130s are giants
 
BubbaGoneWild said:
Nice! Thanks for the info. If I get drawed I'm gonna head down to do a pre scout trip late sept prob and just wing it like I have in the past.
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Buddy i am going with and i have discussed a spring turkey hunt in the areas the spring before. I am like you, i wanna get boots on before november. Will be putting in for 7&8 or 7&3
 
Leave the climbing stand at home too. Very few climbable trees out there. We ran lock ons but a saddle probably wouldn't be a bad option either. Or a ground blind. We'd trim a hole out in a cedar tree and stuff a blind back in it and brush it in with the trimmed limbs
 
JBell said:
Leave the climbing stand at home too. Very few climbable trees out there. We ran lock ons but a saddle probably wouldn't be a bad option either. Or a ground blind. We'd trim a hole out in a cedar tree and stuff a blind back in it and brush it in with the trimmed limbs
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Thanks for the info! Any other secrets to the deer movement down there? I've never hunted any kind of terrain like that.
 
I actually missed my deadline to put in for a point. Work has been insane the last month. I wasn't planning to draw since I'm go to 3 different states already this past season. I will be putting in for my Iowa point next week.
 
Rifle hunted central KS a few yrs. Some TV hunters killed some big deer in the area and told the world where they were hunting. The pressure went way up after that. Most any cover out there holds deer. Don't over look the walk in properties.
 

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