Nothing but dang does

[tsimp1211]

Good Morning Washington.  This pic is from one of my hunting spots in S. Carolina.  I am a Washington native, and live in SC now.  Thought I would share a pic with you guys.  I have a bunch of German Shepherd sized does coming in.  I have been baiting this site for over a month now, and have yet to have a buck come in.  Doe season starts September 15th, guess I know where I will be!

[tsimp1211]

nother one

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a couple more

[h20hunter]

Just let those gals start getting a little hot...the bucks will show.

[tsimp1211]

I know it, the rut down here is really wierd.  Sometimes it starts as soon as the end of September, and sometimes it starts the middle of October.  Two years ago, I shot a buck August 21st that had a swolen neck and looked like he had been fighting.  I'm not going to shoot any of those does until the end of October or beginning of November.  I have 4 doe tags that will be burning a hole in my pocket in the mean time 

[CallMaker]

Which Wildgame camera are you using?

Thanks.

Ed

[300UltraMagShooter]

ha ha ha ha.... welcome to the south....   get use to it.  that is the norm in the south.

you were spoiled in WA

[predatorpro]

those bucks will show up! they are just like all us other guys 

[tsimp1211]

Ed,
It's the IR 4 or 6 I can't remember.  I know that it didn't cost too much, maybe $99 or so.  I really like the camera, battery life is good and pictures aren't bad.  Four C cell batteries usually take around 1500 pictures or so.  I swap the batteries out before they ever die so I don't know for sure how many it will take exactly before the batteries die.  Overall very happy.

[tsimp1211]

ha ha ha ha.... welcome to the south....   get use to it.  that is the norm in the south.

you were spoiled in WA

A big buck down here starts at 185 pounds.........need I say more?  I fly into Spokane October 13th and will be heading out to mule deer country from there.....counting down the days!

[Goomsba]

Great Pics

[Heredoggydoggy]

Cute little buggers...don't shoot the one that has spots!