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Washington County 9 PointerDec 11, 2009
Tony Raineville of Hudson Falls arrowed this Washington County 9-pointer on November 18th. There have been a lot of great Adirondack bucks this season. You can check them all out on ADKhunter.com.DROPTINE MEDIA LLC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTENT ON...
Giant 160" Ulster County MonsterDec 10, 2009
It was a year ago when Michael lost from his knee down due to a sever motocross accident, but this hunter wouldn't let that prevent him from returning to the deer woods the following season. It was late October when Michael saw a buck of a lifetime...
Chenango County 6 PointerDec 9, 2009
It was a two year quest for this big 6 pointer in Chenango County. The previous year the buck was a decent 7 pointer. After having his dentist appointment cancelled the hunter headed to the "pond stand" to see if any of the bucks in the area would be...
The Cornfield BruiserDec 8, 2009
Allen was still hunting a ridge overlooking a cornfield in late October when he spotted a monster 8 pointer. He was able to get off a shot at the brute and the buck went down. The buck had a 23" inside spread and is estimated to score in the low 140"...
NorthCountry Whitetail Report - Week 6Dec 7, 2009
The week after the gun opener is always an interesting one at Kindred Spirits. We spend most of the week keeping an eye out for trespassers and road hunters and wondering which if any bucks got through the opener. This has traditionally been the least...
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