Predator 1
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I headed down to visit some of my wife's family for an easter dinner this past saturday. There's some good deer country there and my wife and I (as well as her uncle) shed hunted in a field close to his house a few weekends back. I decided to leave early and have a quick walk through the field before dinner.
I had to drive past most of the field on the hi-way to get to the parking spot, and I ended up spotting a matched set from the truck while still driving. I pulled over and ran out to get them and found another one lying nearby as well...but never found anything on my 2 hour walk.
The next day my friend and I went to one of our regular spots, in an area we hadn't searched yet this year. I found a spike and a small 4 point within the first 20 minutes, then nothing the rest of the day (7 hours) . My buddy found a few nice ones though...actually I should say his dog found them. She's not trained at all for sheds, but has an interest in antlers. Corah ended up fining all three sheds to Dan's credit that day, and he would have missed all of them if she wasn't there.
One interesting thing to note is that Corah found the old one first (one that was frozen in the ground), Dan called me on the radio to come take some ATL's, and in the time it took me to walk over to him Corah had found another shed, but a fresh one. Both antlers found were off the same deer, but consecutive years and were only lying about 50 yards apart!
I had to drive past most of the field on the hi-way to get to the parking spot, and I ended up spotting a matched set from the truck while still driving. I pulled over and ran out to get them and found another one lying nearby as well...but never found anything on my 2 hour walk.
The next day my friend and I went to one of our regular spots, in an area we hadn't searched yet this year. I found a spike and a small 4 point within the first 20 minutes, then nothing the rest of the day (7 hours) . My buddy found a few nice ones though...actually I should say his dog found them. She's not trained at all for sheds, but has an interest in antlers. Corah ended up fining all three sheds to Dan's credit that day, and he would have missed all of them if she wasn't there.
One interesting thing to note is that Corah found the old one first (one that was frozen in the ground), Dan called me on the radio to come take some ATL's, and in the time it took me to walk over to him Corah had found another shed, but a fresh one. Both antlers found were off the same deer, but consecutive years and were only lying about 50 yards apart!