I was hunting with my mom. It was a cold morning.We saw a doe come out and went under the fence and to the other ranch.Later the same doe comes out at about  thirty five yards away. I got ready and my 223 went off. The doe fell on its tracks. My mom was jumping in joy inside the blind. My dad and mom were very proud of me.

We just got back from Schleicher County today with the rut in full swing.  My youngest son John took this 8 pt, his first deer ever, Tuesday night on a low fence ranch we've been invited to hunt on for over the last 6 years or so.  Mr. Buck was chasing a doe and stopped just a second too long.  We aged him 4.5 YO, others think he might be 5.5 YO.

Considering the drought going on down there we were thankful just to get a opportunity to take a deer this year...imagine the heart thumping when this one showed-up.  As they say in ETX, this boy is RUINT!

This was a funny picture I got on my trail camera. Pic #1 shows a doe and a turkey at what looks like a standoff. Pic # 2 is where they decided to go their seperate ways. Had to share these, just funny.

Dancing Doe

On safari in Texas baby rhino   drought did not hurt him     doe keeping an on Mr pork chop  www.redriverboars.com

In this first episode of Buckscore's Public Pursuit, hunter and professional deer biologist Jeremy Flinn, scouts public land and talks about some of the current habitat management state's are doing to create better deer hunting.

This episode will lead us into the hunting season where Jeremy begins to encounter some Public Land Hit List bucks. Stay tuned for episode 2! Join the conversation on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/buckscorepro

Something light this afternoon. Trailcam photo of a Doe and her fawn in the water tank.  Probably the best place to be in Texas right now!

Last day of doe season, the boys wanted to do everyting by themselves.