Friday, October 30, 2009
Weather man is killin us
Man, what a horrible start to the hunting weekend. The wind was brutal tonight. With the warmth, the deer were hunkered down. Not much movement at all. The rain will wash out Saturday morning. If you're hunting bottom lands like me, the rivers very well may be out of their banks by tomorrow afternoon. Rough weekend for hunting. Sunday does look pretty good across the state.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Prime Time for Bow Hunters
Man, it's prime time for bow hunters to be out and the weather is horrible. We've been seeing small bucks cruising and sparring for a couple of weeks. Last night, I saw the first evidence of the big boys being fired up after watching a horse of a drop tine 11 pointer destroy some trees and bump does all over the farm. Unfortunately for me, I picked the wrong stand. Can't wait to get out in the next few days.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Fall Turkey Shotgun Season
Man, I've got to get on my game. Sitting on the computer at 10:30 last night, I realized today was the opening of the fall tukey shotgun season. I've got a flock pinned down. Hopefully, we'll get a crack at them in the morning.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
More sparring bucks tonight
It was a wierd night in the stand tonight for my son and I. We had deer all over us but not many offered shots. Like every night we've been out lately, bucks were sparring hard. Tonight, it was two brutes of 8 pointers. One was outrageously tall. A coyote ruined the night right before dark and busted up the entire group out in the bean field. Can't wait to get back to that stand with the crossbow.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Youth with a 230 inch giant from Spencer Co.
Lewis Co Giant
Saturday, October 17, 2009
400 inch Kentucky Bull
Well, I predicted it before elk season and their are rumors of Kentucky's first 400 inch bull. Trying to get pics and info from F&W. Stay tuned.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Another Big Kentucky Bull
Saturday, October 10, 2009
It's Go Time
After freezing to death at an early morning soccer game, it's time to get this youth hunting underway this afternoon. Good luck to all the youth today. Dress warm.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Joshua Webb Bull
Joshua Webb killed this fantastic bull in Knott County. It green scored 330" with a 39" inside spread and it weighed 700 lbs. The bull was radio collared and ear tagged. F&W said that this bull is only 4 1/2 years old. Think about that. A fully mature bull is 8 to 9 years old and this dude scored 330 at 4 1/2. This bull was killed on the same property that the Ky Afield cameras were with a gentleman that killed a big 6x8 that grossed over 360 inches. The Kentucky Afield episode will air 8:30pm October 17th and 4:30pm October 18th on KET. Tim Farmer stayed at Danny Combs' Elk Camp who is a friend of the Webb's. Congrats to Joshua and the other hunters.
More Kentucky Bull Elk
Here are pics of two bulls taken opening morning in the same strip mine that the Webb's and the Kentucky Afield cameras hunted on. The bottom is a big 7 x 7 that Troy Combs from Hazard, KY took. The top picture is also a 7 x 7 was taken by an 83 year old man who was guided by Danny Combs of Lost Mountain Outfitters. That's awesome. I love the mix of genetics that Fish and Wildlife have thrown into this elk herd by stocking elk from so many different spots of the United States.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Big Elk Down in First Weekend
Some big elk were killed during the first weekend of the Kentucky Elk Season. I'm trying to land some pics to post. I know there was one big 6x6 killed on the Czarr Coal Company in Martin County where I hunted in 05. A big 8x7 killed will be featured on Kentucky Afield this Saturday.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Message Board Giveaway
Click on the HuntKentucky Message board to the right and sign up today. It only takes a minute. I'll giveaway a couple of Versus Country Realtree Camo hats and some fishin lures to one new member next Friday.
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