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November 27 50 degrees W wind 8 mph Cloudy skies Well decided to hunt from the ground tonight and put myself on the "x". Had a ton of action tonight. Probably saw 10 different bucks including two shooters. Maybe a possible third but I think he only had a half rack. Didn't get a great look at him. Came close to pulling the trigger but not quite close enough. One of these bucks is gonna make a mistake. Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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So two interesting things I have seen so far today 1. A doe with two fawns aggressively chasing away a single line fawn in the field. Borderline bullying. At one point I actually saw the doe ram into the side of the fawn with her head. I think the lone fawn wanted to join them and mama doe did not like that idea. This went on for 20-25 minutes until eventually they went their own ways. 2. I have two squirrels in the willow tree next to me building a nest. They are going around the woods and cutting down branches and then carrying them up the tree to add to the nest. (Maybe a beaver/squirrel hybrid). They have been non stop since day break and could care less about me. Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Possession tags for out of season deer issued by law enforcement (local and state). Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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November 25 pm Freaking warm 50s South wind 5 mph Cloudy skies Rain on the way Well headed to the stand early today only to have all the action from the last hour of light. Big numbers showed up to the field tonight (Bucks, does, and fawns). If the interactions between deer tonight told me anything it's that we are no doubt well past peak breeding. Typically peak breeding is that last week of bow season. Lots of mature does with their fawns. I only witnessed one fawn show up without it's mother tonight. As for the bucks. They seem to be in there best behavior. Bucks of all year classes showed themselves including a stud. Certainly there was some scent checking but very little bumping of does and just some minor chasing. Deer just wanted to eat!!! Sent from my moto z4 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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