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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 135575" data-attributes="member: 1305">See a shit ton of what has to be them on 6 in their hybrid out of state plates. got a huge laugh when I saw a hitch hiker today with a need a ride to dapl sign.....the funny part was he tried to get the ride from the big rig in front of me. problem was he was hauling pipe down to the construction site so needless to say he didn't stop.as for today's deer I went to check on more trails to see their condition . ..lot easier in the daylight then trying to do it in the dark when you have to get to a spot to a certain time. because of this I didn't even check my main spot where I saw over half my deer yesterday. but skipping one of my main spots didn't matter much since I saw 35 deer in about about an hour anyway. best was a upper 140 class mule deer that would have been more like 160 if he had his back forks but as a three he was a year to young.....but he definitely had my attention for a few moments.:;:cheersbuddy has been hunting a few miles south of me and his reports seem to be identical of what I'm seeing so deer season should be pretty good at least in southwestern ND. I never hunted Sioux County in the mid 2000's since I was aways down on the grand river in South Dakota so take it for what it's worth but these are the best deer numbers I've even since 07. sofar it's reminding me of 2K2 back during the peak years because there are deer fucking everywhere!!! hell I saw six deer including the bigger mule deer buck (who was running in with the does by the way) on the road that we call no deer road and it more then earned that name over the years! before today I had seen a total of 5 deer from that road over he last three years combined! I do however have to believe this weekends warm temperature will restrict the deer movements a fair bit not to mention the orange army's effect on them.</blockquote>

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