Poor Man

This was before hunting was comercialised by trail cams and such.

kellyguinn

Great deer. I love the brow tines on the left one...

DocD

What the deal? not questioning anyone, just curious, the picture is dated March 2011, and no snow and the location is Colorado, I am sure there is a reason, Doc

tim03b

Congrats...but why bash trail cams???
I don't bash you for using guns when i only use a bow?

_DANNY_

thats because thats the date when the picture was posted. not when it was taken.

DocD

Thanks Dan, I should have figured that out, I wonder when it was taken?, Those are a couple of beauties!!, I don't understand the "Trail-Cam" remark either. Doc

Bocajnala

He's alllll about doing it the old fashioned way, on public land, without any of the modern "necessities." Great bucks there! those brow tines are awesome
-jake

DocD

Err-Ahh--Well I do it the "Old Fashion" way also!!

I have been hunting for over 50 years and do not use any of the modern tools available, but I don't see anything wrong with using anything legal. Those are some Nice Deer, Doc

skb2706

Spoken by one who promotes his website at every opportunity. His commercialized website.

Bocajnala

^^ Exactly. I do it the old fashioned way too. But I don't have a problem if someone chooses to use trail cameras or hunts over a food plot. Honestly, I wish I had a trail camera, cause I Lovelooking at pictures of deer that ppl post. And I'd be interested to see what I could get on my own camera.
I like the old fashioned way. It's how I was taught, it fits my wallet, and I just LOVE being out in the woods. This is what I was wearing for turkey this year.


Pretty much the same thing for deer. My dad, uncles, grandpa (In picture) and great uncles taught me. I'm all about doing it the "Old fashioned way", it's how I do it. But I don't like minimizing other peoples legal ways to hunt.



I also don't like someone pushing their website in every post.
-Jake