hawkjosh22
Member
This is a dumb question, and i've never shed hunted before, but why does someone need great binocs? and even binocs at all?
scottonbuck
Well-Known Member
With the use of binos you can scan fields and look at anything promising from a distance, you will be amazed at how many you can pic out with a good set of bino. In a nut shell it saves a butt load of walking.
YtailFreak
Active Member
What i love, is that the pics are only 4 seconds apart. He was moving quick for a big guy. He went from 5 yards from the shed to picking it up and taking a step or 2 in a mere 4 seconds. He sure as hell knew he was jumping fence. Good luck catchin the guy!!
PassYoungBucks
New Member
What an ahole. Hope you get him.
AIRASSAULT
PMA Member
Funny you mention the fence thing, cuz if you look really close, it looks like there are a couple of fence wires in the background, and he looks to be walking from it and back to it.. which means tawny is probably placing antlers infront of cameras right by the fence... don't get me wrong, trespassing is trespassing whether you're reaching over a fence or galavanting across someones property... but putting a shed right by the fence? You'll make an honest/ethical hunter guilty all day long... I know it would sure be tempting for me to grab one right on the other side of a fence as well as probably most people on this forum... If I'm not right, then why after approximately 10 yrs plus of following a couple different hunting forums have I never seen an ATL that someone posted that was on the otherside of the fence and they just took a pic,left it lay, and merrily strolled off to find another bone.. after all, one of the best places to find a shed are along fencelines and is probably one of the first places most people look.. you can't tell me that if you were walking a fence line and saw a shed from a 200" buck laying even arms reach over the fence that you wouldn't pick it up... thankfully, I've never came across seeing an antler on the other side, but that's mostly becaue I barely shed hunt... I know one day ill probably be faced with the tough decision of fighting the temptation and I honestly can't say what I would do... but placing a shed by a fence to lure hunters across is ridiculous.... just my .02
Kansasdeerslayer
PMA Member
I sure as hell don't see the fence that you are talking about, all I see is a creek or drainage in the background. Glad you aren't hunting on property that borders mine Airassult.
AIRASSAULT
PMA Member
It's faint, but it's there.. Two perfectly straight black lines going across the middle of the pic, extended from the red lines... That's the 20/17 vision kicking in I guess....
For the record, I have permission to be across/ shoot across the bordering landowners fence on two of the 3 sides and the other side doesn't allow hunting at all.... So, I'm glad you don't hunt next to me either, Kansassdeerslayer :way:
Earl E. November
Member
Night shift???