Passed a good one

[Duff]

Originally Posted by Sixes

I see why you passed but it will still have been tough.

This^^

[jb]

Do whatcha like..... He's a down to the wire rut buck in my opinion when you're out there

[bowman#3]

Dang it man those are some good deer.

[Quickdraw]

Now I see why you passed him. I would have also with those other bucks you have pics of. That broken tine might have helped him get a pass?

[Just 1 More]

Originally Posted by Quickdraw

Now I see why you passed him. I would have also with those other bucks you have pics of. That broken tine might have helped him get a pass?

It did

[Just 1 More]

I'm done for Kansas in September.. Flying back to Ohio in the morning. My plan is to drive back out here and be here Nov 1st - 15th

[Quickdraw]

Originally Posted by Just 1 More

I'm done for Kansas in September.. Flying back to Ohio in the morning. My plan is to drive back out here and be here Nov 1st - 15th

Im going to really miss hunting the Mid West this year

[georgiaboy]

I'd be happy to harvest any of them but "you can't eat the horns!"

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Originally Posted by Quickdraw

Im going to really miss hunting the Mid West this year

If someone truly wanted to hunt the Midwest ... It's their own fault if they don't. I've learned so much about the availability and quality of the public hunting in Kansas and it's awesome. In fact, when I go back in Nov, I'll be spending a few days on a 640 acre block of Public land that has CRP and the state plants Milo on it for the pheasants.. The locals told me ( more than once) about a huge buck they've been seeing in the CRP on that tract and have even gone in to detail as to which cedar tree they've been seeing him cross at. In Nov, i'm going to go look for him

[Duff]

Originally Posted by Just 1 More

If someone truly wanted to hunt the Midwest ... It's their own fault if they don't. I've learned so much about the availability and quality of the public hunting in Kansas and it's awesome. In fact, when I go back in Nov, I'll be spending a few days on a 640 acre block of Public land that has CRP and the state plants Milo on it for the pheasants.. The locals told me ( more than once) about a huge buck they've been seeing in the CRP on that tract and have even gone in to detail as to which cedar tree they've been seeing him cross at. In Nov, i'm going to go look for him

That's a cool state. Lots of walk in private area access to hunt as well. Haven't made it out there yet, but have been checking on it.

[Quickdraw]

Originally Posted by Just 1 More

If someone truly wanted to hunt the Midwest ... It's their own fault if they don't. I've learned so much about the availability and quality of the public hunting in Kansas and it's awesome. In fact, when I go back in Nov, I'll be spending a few days on a 640 acre block of Public land that has CRP and the state plants Milo on it for the pheasants.. The locals told me ( more than once) about a huge buck they've been seeing in the CRP on that tract and have even gone in to detail as to which cedar tree they've been seeing him cross at. In Nov, i'm going to go look for him

Only reason I'm not hunting the Midwest is because all my buddies either have locked in to another place or can't go this year. Not sure if several of them will go back for many years. All have kids that have soo much going on right now and own their own business that they can't leave very easily for weeks at a time. I've always wanted to own a small farm somewhere in the Midwest that me and a couple buddies could go up and hunt a few weeks every Nov.

[PintailM2]

Originally Posted by Just 1 More

I'm done for Kansas in September.. Flying back to Ohio in the morning. My plan is to drive back out here and be here Nov 1st - 15th

What part of the state you hunting?

[jb]

The part with those deer in it.

[Just 1 More]

Originally Posted by jb

The part with those deer in it.