Not going to give any of Swiffer's prime time spots away so let just say he killed it in Campbell County.....Okay....Southern Campbell County!!!!

 

I know exactly where Hoge smoked Mr. Big and it ain't in Southern Campbell Co. my friend......

I know exactly where Hoge smoked Mr. Big and it ain't in Southern Campbell Co. my friend......

 

Well then Hoge gave me some bad information.....

(12:30am) Just got done doing a little deer scouting, I saw a nice 8pt walking towards death valley and saw 2 really nice bucks (150 class) about 100 yards from where I hunt. Thunderbirds keep an eye out for me to make sure Whackem doesn't get my bucks. Whackem you seem to know alot, can you tell me where I'm hunting. By the way, I believe the little buck in your video would have eaten that apple out of your hand, he was having a little trouble eating that apple. I have some great trail cam picture from my farm in Pendleton Co. I just don't know how to put them on here.

Well then Hoge gave me some bad information.....

I know he has a spot along the river out by Pendrey Park in southern campbell co.

Check out my opening day hunt on video.....My buddy was filming and told me to get ready. This deer was moving after dusk down the freshly sown

wheat field that I planted. As soon as the deer was in my wheelhouse, I noticed the forks and I took my bead off of him. I was very dissappointed b/c as you can see, I had a perfect 15 yard quartering away shot on this one....[video=youtube;TZqE-jfwP6A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZqE-jfwP6A

Nice video but the camera guy needs to hold it a little more steady. Too much jumping around and zooming in and out to fast.

Not sure but if he was hunting in Ft. Thomas' date=' he's doing it illegally b/c the season isn't until November and from the looks of that video, the trees were awfully green if you know what I mean......:idunno:[/quote']The tree's in Pendleton are green this time of the year also! I think there green in Southern campbell too!

Oh' date=' without question. When you have money, you have prime land. His is in what you describe as Caketown and with recent deregulation in regards to hunting, he is allowed to hunt land that has never been hunted and[b'] where deer walk right up to you.

[/b] It looked like in your video that the little buck walked right up to you when you had apples out. there just as dumb as the city deer.

[/b] It looked like in your video that the little buck walked right up to you when you had apples out. there just as dumb as the city deer.

 

I'm just a city boy, actually county, no no, I guess I'm from the Hills. Anyway, I thought the exact same thing. But what do I know. Really next to nothing when it comes to hunting. Well I did get a nice buck about a month ago in "caketown". LOL!!!

I'm just a city boy, actually county, no no, I guess I'm from the Hills. Anyway, I thought the exact same thing. But what do I know. Really next to nothing when it comes to hunting. Well I did get a nice buck about a month ago in "caketown". LOL!!!

 

Yeah in the side of your truck!!!!!!! Lol!!!!

(12:30am) Just got done doing a little deer scouting, I saw a nice 8pt walking towards death valley and saw 2 really nice bucks (150 class) about 100 yards from where I hunt. Thunderbirds keep an eye out for me to make sure Whackem doesn't get my bucks. Whackem you seem to know alot, can you tell me where I'm hunting. By the way, I believe the little buck in your video would have eaten that apple out of your hand, he was having a little trouble eating that apple. I have some great trail cam picture from my farm in Pendleton Co. I just don't know how to put them on here.

 

no, can't tell a thing about you. I have a nice place already in Caketown. The deer you see in my vid aren't city deer. They're extremely wary and tough to hunt. This buck came in with his mind on apples and the wind was perfect for our setup. You should get some pics on here for us, I'd like to see them. We watched this buck struggle with these apples until nightfall. He eventually went over the hill, but it was hilarious watching him try and eat. When we get some rain and the Winter Wheat comes in, they'll have it easier.

Not going to give any of Swiffer's prime time spots away so let just say he killed it in Campbell County.....Okay....Southern Campbell County!!!!

That's good enough for me, thanks for posting the truth. I don't know Mr Hoge, and I didn't mean to cast any dispersions on him. I'm sure Mr Hoge wouldn't blatantly break the rule and then post it on the internet. My post was a bad joke that didn't come out right, and I was just giving Whackem something to think about.

Nice video but the camera guy needs to hold it a little more steady. Too much jumping around and zooming in and out to fast.

 

Yes, it was his first time and this was our first video clip. We have alot of work to do, but right now we're looking to slice and ice to stock up for the long cold winter. Should have another after this weekend's hunt. Next time you may probably get more than just a silhouette of Whackem'. lol

[/b] It looked like in your video that the little buck walked right up to you when you had apples out. there just as dumb as the city deer.

 

I have always said that when deer are locked in on feeding wether on apples, food plots, mineral licks, or acorns, that they seem to let down their guards a bit. I've seen deer extremely wary one day and completely oblivious the next.

Yes' date=' I bring a cooler and ziploc bags to put the meat in for later processing/wrapping at home. I have a deer hoist that hooks into the receiver hitch of my 4runner and I hang the deer in the field after dressing.[/quote']That must be a trick. I could never debone a deer while it hangs from a hoist, and then cut it up enough to put in zip locks while out in the field. I need a table to do that and a bit more sanitary conditions.

 

Is there a reason why you do this in the field instead of bringing it home to do it? Do you leave the bones, hide and everything else out there in the field?

 

The next deer you kill, you should do a video of this whole process, it would be interesting to see.

That must be a trick. I could never debone a deer while it hangs from a hoist, and then cut it up enough to put in zip locks while out in the field. I need a table to do that and a bit more sanitary conditions.

 

Is there a reason why you do this in the field instead of bringing it home to do it? Do you leave the bones, hide and everything else out there in the field?

 

The next deer you kill, you should do a video of this whole process, it would be interesting to see.

 

It's actually very sanitary and quite easy. I plan on videoing the whole hunt/dress/process in an upcoming clip. I do, in fact, leave the carcass in the field for my tenant to bait in coyotes for their removal. I find it easier to debone and put the meat right in the cooler as opposed to hauling the entire deer home and then having to dispose of the carcass on the side of the road somewhere or have stink up my neighborhood.