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gat51

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A little over a week and it will be time for bushy tails. Been a long time since February and I'm ready for some quiet time in the woods. Anyone else counting down the days?
 
Yessir, I'm ready to get after them with the .22. I'm hoping for some cooler morning temps, lower humidity and lower dew points, but I'll be after them regardless of the temps. Good luck to everyone going.
 
A broke leg has got to be tough. Hopefully you'll get back at it soon.

On the topic of the velvet antler hunt on the opener of squirrel season, the squirrel hunters will likely move deer as they hunt through the woods. Bow hunters may or may not appreciate that.
 
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gat51":1geneyfb said:
On the topic of the velvet antler hunt on the opener of squirrel season, the squirrel hunters will likely move deer as they hunt through the woods.
True statement, and some benefit could be had with a little coordination from both sides. In my parts. the majority of guys squirrel hunt first three hours of the day, and the majority of guys trying to shoot a velvet buck will be in the woods last three hours of the day. I know that some velvet hunters will be out at first light, but if they know much about buck movement this time of year, especially 3.5+ year old buck movement, their time will be best spent in a tree the last hour or two of daylight.
 
Will have to miss opener this year. But it will be worth it. Spending 6 days on a canoe trip in the BWCA. Will be right on the MN / Canada border catching walleye. I'd say that's a fair trade off!
 

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