Registered: 01/23/04
Posts: 1086
Loc: Dallas, TX, USA
Last weekend was the opening for bow hunting so my dad and I took my daughter(Zoë)with us and we traded off hunting in the morning and evenings and had a blast. Here are a few pics.
I saw this beauty on the way to the stand Saturday
Registered: 01/23/04
Posts: 1086
Loc: Dallas, TX, USA
Yes those are the ones off Hwy 287 and they aren't normally close to the fence so we stopped and they let us feed them the green grass from our side of the fence and they seemed to like the top of their nose scratched! We have a camel magnet on the fridge so I had to stop and show her a real one.
Nice pics, especially of the dear that came right up to the feeder. Scared me though with the last couple of pics, thought maybe a new breed of deer I'd not heard of.
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Thats awesome. I've had my girls on hunting trips with me since they were about her size. Now they're behind the gun and I set back and watch and take video.
Registered: 07/19/05
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stopped and let my grandson play with them couple of weeks back on the way to amarillo- great pics
Edited by kodys'papa (10/01/0805:09 AM)
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Scared me though with the last couple of pics, thought maybe a new breed of deer I'd not heard of.
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