Where do you hunt deer?? Pic Thread

[blackops]

Let's see what type of terrain we all are working with and where you're at. I'm in California.

 

[Ditch-Tiger]

Western South Dakota
Prairie with lots of draws

I'm also very close to the Black Hills which is heavily wooded but don't have any pics.

 

[MCgunner]

That's purdy. You wouldn't like where I hunt. Flat, brushed up, stand hunting.

 

[CoRoMo]

 

[exbiologist]

I hunt a lot of different country, it's all mountains to some folks, but to me, it's canyons and mountains.

 

[hammerklavier]

Beautiful pics, guys. That one looks more like mountain goat terrain

 

[exbiologist]

I get out east every now and then too, as I want to take a deer in every state. But mostly stick close to Colorado.

 

[Art Eatman]

SW Texas desert:

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=11432&d=1078669635

 

[Rembrandt]

Combination of corn/bean fields, woods, rolling hills, snow, and greenery.....(Iowa)

 

[wyohome]

Heart Mountain in background



Pryor Mountains

 

[dschflier]

Great pictures. Very inspiring. I cant wait to start hunting

 

[skiking]

Here are a few

 

[blackops]

Beautiful pics guys. Seems like most of us so far have some pretty challenging terrain. I like that. It makes the hunt more rewarding IMO. Hope there are more pics to come.

 

[scmerrill71]

in the woods....

 

[Birdhunter1]

Southern IL, in the type of terrain perfect for a 5-400 yards shot and I am bound by the law to use a shotgun and a slug, but alas I shoot it as well as most centerfire rifles can shoot at 100 yards.

Pasture ground






Thick timber




And corn:

 

[bad_aim_billy]

 

[~z]

Billy that looks like you could have one heck of a drag!
~z

 

[Rembrandt]

Wow, that's some view.

At least in the midwest we don't have to worry about deer falling 1000 feet off the mountain and floating down the river.

 

[exbiologist]

You could get in a lot of trouble shooting deer in the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

 

[hometheaterman]

Yeah I was going to say. I have been there and you can't hunt there. At least it looks exactly like where I went in Yellowstone.

 

[~z]

SE TX


TX Panhandle


W TX
~z

 

[leadaddict]

Illinois Farm Land

Corn and bean fields surrounded by thick woods

Ground blind here:


From a tree stand:


Moments later:

 

[Asherdan]

SoCal San Bernardino mountains. You get far enough in and it's nice.

If you can find water:



And scrub oak w/ acorns...



You can probably find their beds...



Put it all together and you might get yourself one of the California Mule deer variants. You might get into one of our smallish black bears while you're at it.



One of my glassing spots with my brush busting rifle, a Marlin 1894 in 44mag...



And a view towards the populated part of San Bernardino county from about 5000 ft. up while on a walk out.

 

[wyohome]

Billy that looks like you could have one heck of a drag!

His stand is only about 50 yards from the road.

 

[kgbowhunt]

better hope it don't run down hill!! lol