Buck Hunter 110… Seriously???

[JC972]

Thank you sir. Now that I see the full rifle It is obvious.
I agree, dragging sucks.
When I had time, read that as life was not in the way, to hunt, I preferred open timber or hardwood bottoms. Just something about seeing s nice buck standing among tall straight pine trees or beside a big water oak. Not saying I did not enjoy edges of bean fields but woods hunting worked best for me

Seems to me like with woods hunting I don’t get bored as easily. Sitting watching a field, I have to either be reading a paperback or something on my phone so I’m not fiddling around making movement. I got so bad that I carry a portable phone charger battery pack thing into the woods because if reading on my phone I’ll run it dead way before nightfall. When I still-hunt, or stalk, I’ve heard it called both, I can pay attention no problem.

 

[RLB0414]

Seems to me like with woods hunting I don’t get bored as easily. Sitting watching a field, I have to either be reading a paperback or something on my phone so I’m not fiddling around making movement. I got so bad that I carry a portable phone charger battery pack thing into the woods because if reading on my phone I’ll run it dead way before nightfall. When I still-hunt, or stalk, I’ve heard it called both, I can pay attention no problem.

Agreed. Still hunting you do not have distance on your side like with field watching. Terrain dictates this. Field watching does not require constant attention. Still hunting is more intense to me.

 

[MT_Pokt]

I like still hunting through the woods as much as the next guy, but sometimes I just want to kick back and watch the goings on from my blind.
Video from one sit last season.

 

[bucksway]

I haven't hunted in the last few years but sneaking then standing then sneaking through the woods in the West Virginia mountains and down here in Florida was the most alive I have ever felt. Seen a Bear's butt at about 40 yards in Florida once..

 

[The True North]

It’s the best knife ever made.

 

[RLB0414]

Great video.
There is a lot of energy in the woods. Trying to outsmart the masters of the stealth game

 

[MT_Pokt]

... Trying to outsmart the masters of the stealth game

It's a game of chess, for sure.

Check out the time stamps on these photos. These were from a Cuddelink camera and I got the pics when I got back to the truck for lunch.


Really defines being in the right place at the wrong time...

 

[RLB0414]

It's a game of chess, for sure.

Check out the time stamps on these photos. These were from a Cuddelink camera and I got the pics when I got back to the truck for lunch.
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Really defines being in the right place at the wrong time...

Nice buck. Too bad photos did not come in sooner

 

[JC972]

As much as I like deer hunting, bear hunting with dogs is a lot of fun too. The other hunters estimated his weight at 350-400 pounds. He went maybe 30 foot up the tree. It was in the 90s that night with very high humidity and it was hard for us all to breathe. This was just a dog training run so no bears were killed. Myself and another hunter had Buck 110’s on our belts and the funny thing is we’d never met before that evening.