Primitive Weapons Season.. who's bringing what?

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    Clark W. Griswold

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    Oct 5, 2009
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    I’ve seen one doe too far away to shoot.
    Been in my spot since 3. It’s windy as hell out here this afternoon
     
    Brickman301

    Brickman301

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    Mar 23, 2015
    2,542
    FREDERICK, MD
    I’m out, with my son and brother. We are all using cap locks. Definitely windy, but we are still hopeful. Love hunting in the snow! No that’s not a flipped image, that’s a left handed muzzleloader.
     

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    Muleskinner

    Muleskinner

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    Apr 6, 2013
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    East of the Mississippi West of the Atlantic..
    Well today brought an end to the deer season. I didn't do too badly overall I got a decent buck and five does. I didn't get anything during the primitive weapon season although I did see a few deer. Last light today was 5:54 where I was sitting at 6:02 before I even got down that of the tree stand two does walked well within range of my rifle. Oh well, they will be there in September.
     
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