Team #4 - Out 4 Blood

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12-Ringer

Discussion Starter · 10 mo ago

Welcome to the 19th Annual AT Deer Contest!
Below is your team for the 2022-2023 season. These contests are designed for everyone to have fun and not take things too seriously. Let's all have a safe and successful season! Use this thread for discussion purposes, sharing trail cam pictures, etc. amongst your team members. After your team has a majority on a team name, have one member of your team post the team name in the Team Name thread.

Remember the 4 S's = Shoot Straight, Stay Safe
Good luck everyone
Joe

blazinsoles	4
damathews	4
deermasher	4
Fire2527	4
hawkdriver55	4
irishhacker	4
John-in-VA	4
ks_kiwi	4
MNmike	4
MSWV	4
mtn. archer	4
Predator	4
superslamsam	4
tyepsu	4
XxOHIOARCHERxX	4

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blazinsoles

· #6 · 10 mo ago

Checking from NW Ohio. Will be primarily hunting a small private tract close to home but likely will make the trip southeast for some public land aggravation.

blazinsoles

· #17 · 10 mo ago

Yep. Coming in the 24th for four short months. Old timer that owns the land did not double crop beans. Left about 15 acres for the grass to grow in cut wheat. Place was pretty awesome the last time he done this. Provided lots of bedding cover outside of the timber.

Moved a couple of cameras around to see whats lurking. Will probably pull cards near the middle of September.

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· #37 · 10 mo ago

Agree. Participation makes this much more enjoyable. Unfortunately i can count my chickens before they hatch. I feel confident ill have the chance for 50 points minimum. Anything else will be icing on the cake.

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· #52 · 10 mo ago

I'm indifferent on name as I can't think of anything stellar. Cell cam is not getting any action as I placed it. Probably will sneak out to move it around this weekend. Its not like the deer don't have 400 sq miles of row crops to eat in my county....

They just eat from their beds in this hot weather around here.

blazinsoles

· #60 · 10 mo ago

Easy with that. Im plenty old to have been here that long too…I’ve found that consistent exercise and a haircut keep the gray hair away.

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· #83 · 10 mo ago

Killer deer guys. I vote for the off the wall name. I did a trivia night at a brewery and there was a random table back in the corner of the building by the bathroom. Their witty teams name was “4 idiots by the shi.tter”.

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· #111 · 10 mo ago

Doesnt take much to get on my list. This one will do.

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· #129 · 10 mo ago

12 ringer probably scratching his head at the team name!

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· #143 · 10 mo ago

Definitely top 5 suck about living in a rural area. All restaurants in a 20 mile radius sell the same damn cheeseburger or chicken dinner which is supplied by the same wholesaler. Sometimes a guy wants something a little more exotic…

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· #180 · 10 mo ago

Some dang nice deer folks. I probably will stay out of the woods a bit longer. Keep practicing and preparing.

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· #199 · 9 mo ago

The leaves on my ohio cottonwoods are starting to turn per usual. This provides a false sense of fall weather. We are quickly reminded of summer through the month of September. Getting plans together for a quick trip to southern ohio on halloween weekend

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· #203 · 9 mo ago

Holy smokes thats a lot of treestands

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· #216 · 9 mo ago

deermasher said:
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Did a little dove hunting this morning. A good friend and I went out to get the first taste of fall

I struggled to kill half a limit with the kids last night. Went back this morning and killed a few pigeons to add to supper…

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· #218 · 9 mo ago

We usually only chase them from one chopped corn field to the other for the first couple weekends. Its been a struggle to get a limit for the last ten years that usually get in one good feeler hunt and put the mojo back in the cabinet for the year. On to deer season!

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blazinsoles

· #219 · 9 mo ago

I only ever see a random woodcock around here or maybe a stray pheasant escapee

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· #225 · 9 mo ago

MNmike said:
At work we have a the falcon nest box for I bet a decade. Back early July I was fortunate enough to witness them takedown a pigeon in flight. Raining feathers.

That is awesome. I have a handful resident doves among many other various song birds that live in the pines in my backyard that get terrorized every year by a red tail hawk. I caught him sitting on the kids play set once this summer just observing.

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blazinsoles

· #237 · 9 mo ago

Couple of weeks out. Time permitting im gonna do a camera shuffle and pull cards

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· #248 · 9 mo ago

I agree with Hawk! The honey do list is shrinking by design. Ohio is going through a cool down right now and the corn is quickly turning! Kids soccer tonight but i may make a mad dash to cameras in between games tonight.

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· #256 · 9 mo ago

Elk Deer Branch Organism Plant

Early August so hopefully they put on a little tine length. Haven't had them out of velvet. Probably burrowed under ground until after season....

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· #281 · 9 mo ago

Weather is looking about as good as could ask for September in ohio this weekend. I’ll probably hunt morning from the ground and carry in lifelines to get a stand ready in the evening. Im over the 90 degree stand prep so I usually wait until season starts and do each stand as i first hunt. Its like a dang jungle in the timber for the first month anyhow.

Have a group of slickheads pretty regular so im hoping for a shot there Saturday.

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