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Way to go guys, my theory, might be wrong but last year there was a ton of standing corn and I think a lot of decent bucks became big bucks having a place to hide from us last year some, part of the theory anyway, same with my relatives, they shot some monsters this year in corn country. Sadly, kinda, our crew saw very few, least amount of 2.5 year olds seen ever so next season might be iffy or at least not like this years kill.

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NOWISER, all I can say is WOW, cool story, where abouts did you hunt, obviously its in the big woods but just wondering how far back in did you go?

That inspires me to try that next year.

mr

All I'll say is northern Minnesota, sorry, I don't want to give out any details. 3 years of looking at maps almost constantly, and countless trips up scouting to figure out how to gain access to this location, I don't want to give any information that might lead someone to find it. I will say there is about 2+ square miles we hunt that has absolutely zero sign that a person has ever been there. It is very difficult to access, and even harder to get deer out of. Good luck, and with some research I'm sure you will find an area to have to yourself with out too much trouble! I will say that it is the most rewarding hunting I have ever done in my life, by a long shot!

The last picture I'll post is what my view was while heading back yesterday morning. Not a view, or a feeling you can get hunting off an atv or truck.

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Great pic NoWiser, it really tells the whole story.

I have a little nook like that, 2-3 square miles to myself that I got a great buck on last year. No one else wants to go back there. It was a he11 of a drag, just over a mile but it was well worth it!

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No worries, i don't want to know your spot. But I can tell you that we used to hunt up by Ely that had a beautiful little river similar to your picture that kept most hunters out of this section of woods, just don't know what the buck to doe ratio is and how many deer are left up in that country?

Did you see allot of deer and passed on some younger bucks because you new this was an untouched area and had potential for allot of deer, just curious?

thanks,

mr

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Meat-Run,

You are right on. We are passing on all of the smaller bucks knowing that they have a very good chance of surviving to grow old. Not only that, but if we are going to be dragging a deer out of this area, it better be a nice one! In this particular area I would say the deer density is low to moderate. I saw 3 does, two fawns, a yearling doe, a spike, a smaller 8 pointer, and this guy in 6 days of hunting. My dad hunted the same number of days and caught 2 glimpses of deer besides the 10 pointer he shot. There is no logging in the immediate area, and I think that limits the amount of deer the area can support. There also seems to be a fairly healthy moose and wolf population in the area. If you have any more questions, just shoot me a message.

Now, lets see some more deer pictures!

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Great deer everyone...

NoWiser.... AWESOME story and photos..... All the hard work pays off once in a while. Kudos to you and your Dad for going the extra mile or many miles to find what you wanted in a hunting experience. So.... all I have to do is a find a 2 square mile area, void of human intrusion, that is only accessible by canoe, sleep in a tent, in the cold and snow and I will shoot a buck like that ??? grin

Gonna have to think about that!!!

Congrats on a great animal and more importantly a rewarding experience!

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Amazing, on another bowhunting HSOforum theres a thread about a 45 pointer that was hit by a car and the photo of that deer matches the one in back of the truck. confused No Wiser that in my opinion looks like a hunt of a lifetime and you took some fine pictures. Put up as many as you wish. Very cool.

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I received a text message fwd from a hunting buddy down here in Des Moines that contained the exact same picture of the 45 point buck shown a few pages ago, but the caption below the fwd I received said it was hit by a car south of Lucas IA on Sunday morning. Not sure what the true story is I guess. Seems like there always seems to be a monster buck picture on these forums with multiple rumors...

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