Danny said he was sitting on the ground in thick cover when he saw deer legs coming his way.There were 3 deer. The old doe was really being cautious. She finally got to an opening and gave him a 70 yard shot.When the smoke from the muzzle cleared, he could see she was down.
Mike had turkey and gravy on the stove for dinner. 
After that was gone we took her to the butcher and he weighed her at 114 lbs.
We had dinner at Rustico in Arlington. It's a new place and is known for all the beers it has. 
Mike's making his own beer now. 
This will be his second batch. The first batch got drank in one night by him and his friends before I got to try it. That's not going to happen with this batch.
The Jersey guys may have a problem with the couch in the cabin. 
He may be the second biggest typical taken in Maryland. He could score close to 190. I'm sure this is him at one of my mineral spots this summer. 
TJ found a set of antler sheds last year that he thinks were his. I hope he got to breed a lot of does and left his genes behind.
We cut up and split a dead oak for cook stove wood. After the work was done I went deer hunting with Bill on his farm in Delaware. He has a farm across the the road from Bobworld.It was doe only shot gun season and he hadn't taken any does this year.I got up in a stand over looking a clover and corn field. Bill got in the stand on the other side of the field. At 4:15 out walks 13 deer - 12 antlerless deer and 1 spike. The spike looked like the one I see a lot on my side. They stayed out in the middle of the clover field out of range. My shot gun is really good out to 100 yards. It was nice watching that many deer. Then out came 11 more does and the buck from my side with half a rack.
I walked out and checked out my deer. Bill came across to tell me he got a really big doe.
We loaded mine and then his. We field dressed them and let them hang over night.
Bill's was a really big doe. I cut jaw bones to age them both.
I cooked the meat off the jaw bones and made jaw bone soup.
I really never tried it but the dogs love it over their dry dog food.
I hung her from the tractor bucket and cut some steaks. Rick came by and we had real fresh deer for supper.
Deer camp was full of hunters. But no deer were shot.I saw a nice buck go into the woods when I was going to my stand Saturday afternoon. No one got a shot at him. I saw lots of does on the clover field that evening. Mike was in the corner stand and got a shot at one but missed. It was getting dark and was a long shot. TJ stopped by with a nice fox he got with a bow. 
Saturday evening I had the spike and two eight pointers come out of the corner of the woods. They were with a doe and her fawn. I tried to get the doe but couldn't get a good shot at her. Milton saw lots of does that afternoon but waited for a buck that didn't show. We had rabbit and squirrel for supper. 
The rabbit turned out really good.
I fried it. 
Janey keep Ed's feet warm.
This deer was killed 3 miles south. 
We were all surprised when 4 geese came flying out of the east and with a little calling set their wings and came right in. But they all flew right back out. They just weren't close enough and we missed. The shooting got the geese off the pond. Rick and Rachel got some pass shooting. Rick dropped this nice goose. 
We were all surprised to see it was banded.
The rabbits were up against me, my old friend Johnny, Rusty and his friend Bobby.
I got the next one and Dakota made the retrieve.
Rusty got the next one. 
Johnny seemed to be in the right place - the next couple rabbits came by him. 
Bobby got the following one.
Rusty got another. 
Johnny got #4 and that made the limit for him.
It was about 12:30 and the dogs were getting tired so we called it a day.
There's going to be fried rabbit on the menu at Bobworld. 
