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Congrats Phillip, fine looking buck. And holy smokes was he ever a fat one! You putting jelly doughnuts out in your feeder or what?
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Nice work Phil. Really nice buck.____Dave
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313 Mike wrote: Thu Dec 29, 2022 12:42 pm Congrats Phillip, fine looking buck. And holy smokes was he ever a fat one! You putting jelly doughnuts out in your feeder or what?
Hey Mike, he sure is got a layer of Fat don’t he ! Love the jelly doughnuts comment . Maybe Philip is got the secret ingredient for the elusive whitetail “ jelly Doughnuts “ . The ones we harvested this year didn’t have near that much of a fat layer but had been thru the rut .It’ll be interesting to see what the rest of winter brings for Florida and up here . That Buck wasn’t in the rut yet though ,don’t believe,and that’ll burn a lot of fat off . Big bodied deer overall .
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Nice buck Phil, congratulations on the kill. I will have to say that is the most fat on a whitetail I have ever seen. I bet it was a job cutting it all away for aging. OH
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Had a nice warm day today, 65 degrees and had a lady to stay with our daughter, so the wife and I took a walk in the Croatan National Forest, just a short trail near where we live (a few miles walk). Had a nice time checking out the ponds and pocosins along the trail. There are some Long Leaf Pines growing wild in the forest, most woods I hunt are Yellow Pine nowadays. A Buck Vantage makes a good trail knife, but I didn’t have to cut anything. OH
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Old Hunter wrote: Mon Jan 02, 2023 9:58 pm Had a nice warm day today, 65 degrees and had a lady to stay with our daughter, so the wife and I took a walk in the Croatan National Forest, just a short trail near where we live (a few miles walk). Had a nice time checking out the ponds and pocosins along the trail. There are some Long Leaf Pines growing wild in the forest, most woods I hunt are Yellow Pine nowadays. A Buck Vantage makes a good trail knife, but I didn’t have to cut anything. OH
Looks like a great place OH. Great to get out!!💥
Nice pics and thanks for sharing!! 🤝
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Thanks John! We have some nice outdoor recreational opportunities very close by - wife and I were laughing at ourselves for living here 4-1/2 years and we just today took this easy hike! By the way, I saw your remark about your Grail Knife. Not sure how hard they are to find now, but I used to see them on eBay and on the exchange here from time to time. There is also a 6175 from 2002 in jigged Antique bone, real nice looking when I saw one ten years or so ago. OH
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Ps. Not to give the idea we sit around and do nothing, yesterday was nice too, so we went Kayaking in the creeks around our subdivision. I have a few pictures of my wife in her blue/white kayak and the front of my orange/yellow kayak (taken before she flipped her yak!). We always wear PFD’s and we got her up a neighbors boat dock - she went home and left me with two kayaks to get home, but another neighbor came out and insisted on helping me so it worked out fine. That was a first for either of us, but we know it can and will happen now. OH
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Does walking on the beach count?

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1967redrider wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 4:58 am Does walking on the beach count?

South Walton Beach, FL
Sure it does John.. ::ds::
Have fun and have a cold one on me there!!! ::tu:: :lol: ::tu::
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1967redrider wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 4:58 am Does walking on the beach count?

South Walton Beach, FL
Looks fun Rider!! Enjoy!! :)
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1967redrider wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 4:58 am Does walking on the beach count?

South Walton Beach, FL
I think anything outdoors counts - looks like an outdoors beach! OH
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Old Hunter wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 2:46 am Thanks John! We have some nice outdoor recreational opportunities very close by - wife and I were laughing at ourselves for living here 4-1/2 years and we just today took this easy hike! By the way, I saw your remark about your Grail Knife. Not sure how hard they are to find now, but I used to see them on eBay and on the exchange here from time to time. There is also a 6175 from 2002 in jigged Antique bone, real nice looking when I saw one ten years or so ago. OH
Year is starting GOOD.. Just scored the Red Synthetic handled 6175 on the Bay!!! ::tu:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::tu::
See.. Some dreams do come true!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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jmh58 wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 4:30 pm
Old Hunter wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 2:46 am Thanks John! We have some nice outdoor recreational opportunities very close by - wife and I were laughing at ourselves for living here 4-1/2 years and we just today took this easy hike! By the way, I saw your remark about your Grail Knife. Not sure how hard they are to find now, but I used to see them on eBay and on the exchange here from time to time. There is also a 6175 from 2002 in jigged Antique bone, real nice looking when I saw one ten years or so ago. OH
Year is starting GOOD.. Just scored the Red Synthetic handled 6175 on the Bay!!! ::tu:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::tu::
See.. Some dreams do come true!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Congratulations! That is a good outdoorsman's knife as well. OH
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Old Hunter wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 6:13 pm
jmh58 wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 4:30 pm
Old Hunter wrote: Tue Jan 03, 2023 2:46 am Thanks John! We have some nice outdoor recreational opportunities very close by - wife and I were laughing at ourselves for living here 4-1/2 years and we just today took this easy hike! By the way, I saw your remark about your Grail Knife. Not sure how hard they are to find now, but I used to see them on eBay and on the exchange here from time to time. There is also a 6175 from 2002 in jigged Antique bone, real nice looking when I saw one ten years or so ago. OH
Year is starting GOOD.. Just scored the Red Synthetic handled 6175 on the Bay!!! ::tu:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::tu::
See.. Some dreams do come true!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Congratulations! That is a good outdoorsman's knife as well. OH
Thanks OH!! ::handshake::
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Thanks, gents, and I did have a few brews.
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1967redrider wrote: Wed Jan 04, 2023 4:21 am Thanks, gents, and I did have a few brews.
Cool trip RR.
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My son had a big bobcat day on his walk yesterday. Took them with his phone.
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1967redrider wrote: Wed Jan 04, 2023 4:21 am Thanks, gents, and I did have a few brews.
Great pics John.. ::tu::
Good to get out of the cold.. ::nod::
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doglegg wrote: Wed Jan 04, 2023 4:39 pm My son had a big bobcat day on his walk yesterday. Took them with his phone.793316761.jpg1517529568.jpg1059689168.jpg827556741.jpg
Floyd.. That is AWESOME!!! ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: I know my wife wishes she was there!! She would LOVE to get that close!! ::super_happy::
Thanks.. ::handshake::
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Awesome cat pictures, dog! 😻
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Thanks John and rr, I will pass your compliments on to my son.
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Very cool pics Doglegg
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Unk wrote: Thu Jan 05, 2023 4:58 am Very cool pics Doglegg
You probably see these fellows or their kin in your backyard.
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