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Well, my 2024 hunting season lasted all of one day. Killed Saturday evening as he followed a doe into a food plot at dark-thirty in the pouring rain. 4 1/2 years old, 207 lbs live, grossed 126 3/8
 

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Congrats Bryan, nice buck! I figured you and your crew have been hard at it. How have y'all done last week or so?
 
Andy S. said:
Congrats Bryan, nice buck! I figured you and your crew have been hard at it. How have y'all done last week or so?
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Only two down, but two other shooters passed. Almost every shooter seen was right at dark as they followed does into a food plot. Almost no morning activity. Far more of a "drought/no acorns" pattern.
 
tellico4x4 said:
Good job, congrats!
Still slow for us in Wayne.
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Shockingly slow for us at this time of year. Usually, we're at full-blown rut by the 10th of November, yet no signs of true estrus yet this year. Not a single fawn wandering around looking lost (either from hunter observation or trail-cam), tons of pester chasing in food plots but no chases back in the woods, and does being following by bucks look really skittish. The doe my buck was following actually blew at him when he tried to approach her. Never seen that before. I thought the doe had seen me when she blew, but she was looking right at the buck when she did it.
 

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