Well, he didn’t show up at my stand last night. As I was driving out, he was actually at a feeder not 200 yards in front of my cabin and 75 yards east of my 200 yd shooting range. Go figure. Wouldn’t have mattered anyway because it was 7:00pm when I turned that corner and my lights hit him at that feeder. since December 8th, he is always at a feeder 45 minutes after last shooting light, with exception of Christmas Eve when he was actually there within 10 minutes of last light.
Too many feeders!!!!!
Quit giving him so many options lol. Hope he makes it until next year for you.
Since he’s made it this far, let’s hope he can make it another 4 more days.
Agree. I looked for them last year but in an area that is 75-80% covered in old growth oaks, finding sheds is difficult to say the least. I keep hoping he will hang them on the varmint cage or something.Since he’s made it this far, let’s hope he can make it another 4 more days.
I would keep cameras up and feeders running to figure out when he drops his horns. It would be super cool to find his sheds.
Put a shed dog on the ground.
