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My Thanksgiving deer

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Morning started off with deer walking behind me before legal shooting time . Decide to take a picture of one of the shooting areas .
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Well about 7:45 four deer came wandering towards that opening . Two were in the clearing and the other two held back . Well they were spooked by something and started back from where they came from . I shot the last doe to think about leaving . She maybe went 75-100 yards leaving at the end a very good bloodtrail .
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I shot her with one of the cancer tribute arrows . :)
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Trouble with shooting anything for us is the haul out . :shock: :lol: But I`ll manage . :D
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The last section we could use the cart . With all this problems with tainted meats we decided to go get our organic meat and bring it home on the redneck shopping cart . :D
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What I want to give thanks for is for Dad taking me and my brother out in the great outdoors as kids . I got to share the whole thing with Dad .
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Congrats on a fine looking deer ...before i saw the pic with the cart in it i was thinking dam what a long ways to drag it :lol:
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:D great pic's, very nice deer too.
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Congrats on the tasty doe!!!
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Kevin, congrats on the deer.Who gets the drumsticks in your family?
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Nice shot Kevin. Good luck to Old Buck this season!
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Congratulations!!!!!!!!

Tenderloins for Thanksgiving dinner sounds good. :lol:
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At least that cart gets a lot of use :D Congrats
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The turkey was already cooking . So the Mud veins will be cooked later . :)
The cart was helpful once we could get to it . They don`t float well in mud . The drag was only 3-4 hundred yards . :shock: :lol:
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Doe Master wrote:The turkey was already cooking . So the Mud veins will be cooked later . :)
The cart was helpful once we could get to it . They don`t float well in mud . The drag was only 3-4 hundred yards . :shock: :lol:
4-500 is my normal drag home, that small deer I got last year seemed like it was 10 times the size 1/4 of my way back.
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congrats on the doe!!
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Congrats on the deer. :D
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Congrats on yer nice deer. Those long drags are tuff to to do
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Its always nice to fill an extra tag early. Takes the pressure off the rest of the seaon. Good shooting!
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Nice little doe Kevin. Way to go and that's something great to be thankful for! :)
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