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SHED HUNTING THREAD - PICs INCLUDED


WalleyeChamp

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Walleye??? U talking to, me ? Yes, me and the girly were hiking for sheds.

Yeah, I was.

I just dont see any evidence of any deer grouping up yet anywhere. Hope we get some soon!

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I was looking. I had seen two bucks completely shed out and another couple halfies... Its my opinion that 10% drop in dec

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I know of a few that have started to drop already. Was gonna go out last weekend but had to goose hunt. Hopefully I will make it out this weekend. It begins!

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Sweet weres the pics?! I was half expecting an antler to pop off that buck I shot in ND haha. Ive heard from 3-4 people that they are seeing bucks without antlers around northern MN.

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Found a match set of a 10 pointer today that were 10 yds apart. Will check my trail cam and see if it will tell me the approx date when he dropped them. Scores in the 130s with a spread.

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There you go, from my pics on trail cam, He dropped them on the 15th of December. The first pic is the buck that dropped his sheds. Bottom pic is a small spike so you can see th other shed.

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It's pretty neat it happened this way! Talk about right timing and right place! I'll get some pics of the sheds after the holiday.

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Quack,

Are those fresh this year? Nice finds.

Yes, these are the ones on ground that are in the trail cam pics on top of the page.

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That is pretty neat!! didnt think they looked that big on the ground but very nice,,,,now if he just make the winter you will have a very nice buck there.

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That is pretty neat!! didnt think they looked that big on the ground but very nice,,,,now if he just make the winter you will have a very nice buck there.

Yeah, hard to tell how big they really were in the trail cam pics. He was bigger last year, we have pics of this deer for a few years now. We put the tape to the bone again last night and got a little over 140" with a est. 16" spread.

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Yeah, hard to tell how big they really were in the trail cam pics. He was bigger last year, we have pics of this deer for a few years now. We put the tape to the bone again last night and got a little over 140" with a est. 16" spread.

only 140 WITH a spread? wow, very decieving i guess. i believe ya; but they sure look dandy. great brows, nice G4s. ... must have short main beams.

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Really neat, some areas they just shed sooner, New Year's night we had a Y buck, 10 point, and an 8 with a doe and fawn in our field finally, March 15th I'll go try to find them, I used to look way to early in the year, trailcams taught us plenty about shedding in our area, just as they can teach you about your area. Really neat pictures, you got 1 there to hunt next year !

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only 140 WITH a spread? wow, very decieving i guess. i believe ya; but they sure look dandy. great brows, nice G4s. ... must have short main beams.

They were not very long main beams, I can't remember what the length's were but somewhere 17" mark. He may not be a wide buck but he's got the tine length (lacked this year compared to last year) mass on the main beams and tines then great brows. You can find a video/pic of this deer in last year's 2009 trail cam thread.

Anyone having luck finding sheds? We have some snow from Friday and Saturday up north, not too deep but may have to go out sometime soon and see if there is some sign around and check cams.

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Anyone getting any? I picked up a nontypical for my 1st of the year. My buddy matched it and we got 3 others that day. He's at 7, I'm at 1.

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Anyone getting any? I picked up a nontypical for my 1st of the year. My buddy matched it and we got 3 others that day. He's at 7, I'm at 1.

Come on Tonka no holding back on us now

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