The bucks didn't show and I needed to get home so I headed for the truck. As I finished stowing my gear some movement caught my eye in the little piece of woods between my truck and the house on the other side. In the light from their garage I saw two shapes in the woods, the boys had come to say good bye to me. Wasn't that nice of them?    

I'll be back boys.

Great story so far keep going. Glenn

I hope to get there again tonight for the last hour of light or so. Hopefully things will still be busy in my little honey hole. It is a much better evening spot for deer than a morning one. But the turkeys can be a lot of fun for most of the day and you never know when you'll see a yote or bear.

Hopefully one of the boys will come out and play tonight. I assume you have a turkey permit in your pocket if you have a fall turkey season in Vermont. It is finally supposed to cool off here in IL. after tomorrow so maybe our deer will start moving during the daylight. Good luck and keep us posted. Glenn

Turkey, deer and bear all waiting to be filled.

Dave, Great stuff! Man oh Man action, suspense, you have it all! Keep it coming...

It is refreahing to know that you aren't a "Dairy Farmer", though a few of us may be beginning to wonder.  Dave they only milk cows twice a day, not 8 or 9.  LOL!

Have you posted your Montana stories yet Tim?

dave glad to see you are getting some good use out of that call. ifn you kill one post some pics for all of us to see.

Dave,
Yes I did and it was over and done in less time than it took me to post it!  Actually I added it to the I would be closed for a couple of weeks post.  Probally back on page 27 by now.

Dave, we are waiting for the next round!

how do ya keep a turkey in suspense?     man am i glad i have a computer at work.

Keep it coming Dave, love reading this stuff......

David

Dave,
The cows are in the Milking Parlor.................At the rate this one is going we will be milking for cheese!  :p

Went back tonight. Got there with only 45 minutes of light left wearing jeans, grey shirt and took one arrow. I did have my TG doo rag on and it's camo. Saw 4 deer in the upper pasture on my way to the garden and was thinking they're out early because of the rain today and the sky being clouded over. I am probably to late. But what the heck, beats staying home wondering, right?

a bad day hunting is better than,,,

AND?

I headed down the tractor path to the garden. The ground is wet and very quiet, no wind, perfect sneaking weather. As I come to the curve in the trail where all the deer were coming out last night on the other side I slow down to crawl speed. Bow ready just in case.

Great story David, I'm sure the near to come chapters will have an delightful outcome!

When you coming down to chase a few Bryan? I have plenty of room for you.