Hunt4more
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Well as typical for our A zone opener which starts on Saturday (July 10th), temperatures are forecasted to be 110. My son and I have our eye on a big tall fork, probably only goes 17" wide but is tall, good mass and the deer is old. He's got a very impressive frame for a forky.
These deer could go to water mid day or in the morning but where we are hunting spot and stalk is our strategy. Have fun boys and wear plenty of sunscreen (unscented of course).
Just passing time hoping to get my 13 year old his first buck with a bow....Nevada and Idaho where the real excitement begins in Sept.
Why can't the game and fish dept give us an OTC late season rut hunt with our bow like Oregon has? Think about all the revenue that would bring in for them and realistically how many deer will get killed, not many. To think you are actually even managing a deer hunt zone like A and all of his geographical area is a joke anyways. I love hunting in 110 degree heat haha but something in late October would be a lot more enjoyable.
These deer could go to water mid day or in the morning but where we are hunting spot and stalk is our strategy. Have fun boys and wear plenty of sunscreen (unscented of course).
Just passing time hoping to get my 13 year old his first buck with a bow....Nevada and Idaho where the real excitement begins in Sept.
Why can't the game and fish dept give us an OTC late season rut hunt with our bow like Oregon has? Think about all the revenue that would bring in for them and realistically how many deer will get killed, not many. To think you are actually even managing a deer hunt zone like A and all of his geographical area is a joke anyways. I love hunting in 110 degree heat haha but something in late October would be a lot more enjoyable.
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