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Still Carrying
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quigley257
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Most of our Whitetails have dropped but the Muleys are still racked up here in South Dakota.
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quigley257
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Our resident Mule Deer herd are quite tame. I keep a small bicycle bell on my front deck railing that I use for calling them when it's snack time. Guests find it humorous when we go out and ring the bell and deer come running from all directions. My daughter plucked this off one of the button bucks as it was eating out of her hand. Kind of a cool experience. We give them all a test wiggle while they eat their snacks this time of year.
I'm considering a move from California back to the Dakotas. Where are you located? I was thinkin g about the far northeastern part of the state where all my farmer relatives live.
Mike
Baker Alvin
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Thank you for sharing.
quigley257
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We are in the Black Hills southwest of Rapid City. I'm a northern Minnesota transplant as I just couldn't stand it there anymore. The powers that be are far more interested in protecting wolves and foreigners than the good people of the state. It has become a liberal craphole in the past 10 years. The few things I really miss about northern Minnesota are the Ruffed Grouse hunting and Lake Superior trout and salmon fishing. South Dakota has some awesome fisheries and top notch hunting as well as lots of public access land.
I've got two on my Place that still have antlers within the last few days.
birddog 68
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I'm thinking that I should put my camera back out. It's interesting since there's been years when bucks that have dropped already have been shot for mature doe in rifle season which is late November.
Thanks for the reply. If you think Minnesota is bad you ought to try SoCal. They are talking about giving reperations to people whonever were slaves, from people who never owned slaves , from a state that never allowed slavery. This hole is nuts.
ps I used to live in Duluth back in the early 60s. I agree about the fishing in Lake Superior.
Mike
Muleys are just starting to drop here in our part of Montana. We found five drops in the last couple of days. I don't have a lot of access to whitetails here so I am not sure if they are still carrying or not. This was in my back yard not to long ago.
