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To you.

This season I've had the two worst stand sits of my last 10+yrs of hunting. Complete chit, and totally my fault.

Awesome! Nice shootin' buddy. I cannot wait to see how creative you got on the pics this time. I enjoyed the over the shoulder traditional turkey pics with your last deer!

We need more info, MOWhackemandstackem. Also wtf is that in your new avatar?

I thought it could be a wound channel from one of those Carbon Express F-15s.

Pot-bellied That`s hilarious you little pencil-necked, well manicured, game farm hunter.

From the little that I can see from the avatar pic, looks like an animal with a big body.

If you give constant updates from your stand, do we get to post this?

MOCraig wrote:Dude, this is the most boring post on AT. Nobody gives a fuck how many butterflies and birds you watched from the stand. Get some blood on the ground, and then make a post."

I had plans for this evening, but knowing you may be giving us live updates from the stand, I will sit by the computer and refresh this site every 5 minutes or so waiting for any news. Thanks, Craig!

Craig, will you show us pictures of butterflies and the such

So what happened to more pics of that gaping gash of a Slick Trick wound?

All that tells me is that the picture in your avatar isn`t really a Slick Trick hole. If it is then I would like to see a better picture.

What's the ATA on the Omen? Cuz that deer's NTT (Nose to tail) isn't as long as the Omen! I see you only kill what you eat too, because each of your deer is only adding up to about 1 meal. You have killed more deer than I have this year for sure, but in total weight, I think I still have you. Nice shot though, I bet that one piled up in sight!

There's no confusing a hole left by a ST..."X" marks the spot.

Just send me the damn picture.

Groundhogs don't have white bellies, like the one in the lower right corner of the pic, just incase you want to know that piece of info. I'm sure that was just an oversite on your part.

I can tell a couple things about the photo.

One thing I was shocked by, is that you can't tell a groundhog from a deer from a picture.