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attempted poaching?

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I went out to scout on Monday in the Reddington pass area. I found a good spot and watched three bucks, one nice one, and five does feeding below me and across the canyon. After about an hour of watching I decided to stalk the big buck and was able to get within about 75 yards before he decided to leave. Well, I started to head off in another direction up a hill when a little spike popped over the hill in front of me. He was only a stones throw away and I could see an entry/exit wound over his left shoulder and he was bleeding pretty good. He was still able to walk but I could tell he was having a hard time. I went in the direction the deer came from to see if anyone was archery hunting but there was no one. All there was was a group of dove hunters. This deer was freshly shot. I talked to one of dove hunters and he said his group were the only people in the area. I called G&F to report the deer, I just wish I'd seen who shot it. It's unfortunate that someone would do something like this.

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This is why we need shirts. Other wise we don't know we are talking to other members. :lol:

 

There have been a few cases reported along the Mt. Ord area too. I guess a couple small bucks have been found near water with .22's in them. Also a few small camps that show up Sunday afternoon. :unsure:

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Glad to hear I didn't scare all the birds away when I came charging over the hill. I'm taking a friend up Sunday so he can try and fling an arrow at a buck. Not going to the same spot but hopefully I'll see as many deer as I did on Labor Day.

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