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  1. huntngolf

    South Dakota Archery mule deer in mid October...

    If you glass enough country you will find deer. All that country is pretty much the same so deer won’t really be concentrated to any specific areas. Other than weekends pressure will likely be pretty low
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    Trail Camera Numbers

    I run all stealth cameras but various different models and have got 1.5-2 years battery life out of most of them. I only use energizer lithium ion batteries and each camera has 2 cards designed to it so as to not switch cards around between cameras. I set them to 3 pic burst with 30 second...
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    What do you do with your venison?

    Does get ground up into burger for the entire family to eat. Bucks I make into steaks, cubes and jerky for myself to eat
  4. huntngolf

    South Dakota DIY

    Sounds like a very solid plan. The small overlooked areas are honestly usually the best. Google earth is a great tool but don’t write off an area just because of what it looks like on that. The area I hunt in western S.D. looks pretty mundane on google earth and it is anything but in person.
  5. huntngolf

    Trail Camera Numbers

    I run about 25. 10 at a spot a hunt a couple hours from home and the rest at various spots closer to home. All stealth cams with lithium ion batteries that are our year round. Have had batteries last 2 years on some of the newest cameras
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    How do I become a better glasser?

    I really like the advice of glassing the same animal over and over again. If possible you should move to a different area and glass it then come back to where you know a deer is bedded and relocate it. It’s amazing how different a deer can look just depending on time of day and the angle of the sun
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    6.5 Bull - The Comeback Kid

    Great write up and kudos to you for telling it even though it didn’t quite go as planned. Not many would have the courage to tell it. Well done!!
  8. huntngolf

    NM Archery Elk Recap 2019

    Great stuff, thank you for sharing. Had to be extra special having all the family involved
  9. huntngolf

    Archery Antelope

    I’ve also never had luck with decoys, just scare them away the second they see it. Spot and stalk is my favorite way to hunt them. My advice would be if the antelope aren’t in a really good spot to try a stalk don’t even try it. Be patient until you find one in a good spot then go for it...
  10. huntngolf

    South Dakota

    The hunting and fishing suck but they have the 2 best tourist attractions in the country. Wall drug as already has been mentioned and the WORLDS ONLY corn palace in Mitchell. Any true American should spend at least a week of vacation at each in their life. Unforgettable experiences
  11. huntngolf

    Worst beer you ever drank?

    Steel reserve by a mile!!!
  12. huntngolf

    2019 Best Buck Mule Deer Hunt Photo Contest, sponsored by Kryptek

    New to the site, here is my velvet muley from last year in South Dakota. Some great bucks by others on here!!
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    Let’s see those 2019 antelope

    Archery 2019 South Dakota
  14. huntngolf

    Will there be an elk season with coronavirus

    I think it will have to. Or it will increase the number of returned tags that will give you a chance if you didn’t draw
  15. huntngolf

    Where are you hunting Elk in 2020? Rifle, ML, or Bow?

    Put in for Montana archery permit unit
  16. huntngolf

    Average shot distance on pronghorn.

    Archery- bucks in the last 8 years have been between 6 and 63 yards. Only 1 was over 40 yards and 2 of them have been less than 10 yards. All spot and stalk in South Dakota. I hunt where I live and work so spend the vast majority of my time waiting to find a buck in a perfect spot and make a...
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