Early Michigan antlerless season a success

[Lawrenceu]

That's a sweet start to the season!

[T Folts]

Again Jason great job. Got to love the meat.

Terry

[frassettor]

Great job!

[Howard S.]

Jason,

Great job, really nice doe!  I going to have to wait till 10/3 before I can get out this year.  It's going to be weird sitting in my ergonomically adjustable desk chair instead of a hard tree-stand seat on opening morning.

Howard

[joe skipp]

Atta boy...nice doe! Backstraps and tenderloins....      

[GrnMtnTradNut]

Congrats that a big girl

[Steelhead]

Nice one Jason.Enjoy the good eating.

[The Great Jashu]

Jason was the most grateful person I have ever seen get a deer. He must have thanked me a dozen times. You are welcome my friend, there will be many hunts together to follow.

I know you other guys are impressed with how big this doe is. She is actually quite average for size here. I aged her by her teeth and she is no more than 2 1/2 years old. But, at the same time I do no crop production here on the farm. Only food plots and habitat restoration. My food plots consist of corn, soybeans, some clovers and my Green Fire Mix. Which is a fall deer food plot mix I built and make in my wildlife habitat company. She is actually laying in the Green Fire plot. So, yes she is a big deer, but I think it has a lot to do with nutrition levels and good habitat.

I will add for those of you not in Michigan. This season was an early antlerless only fireams season. We were allowed to hunt with archery equipment, but had to follow firearms rules, hence the hunters orange.

Congratulations Jason, no one is more deserving.

[luv2bowhunt]

Congrats again bud!!!

Looks like I have some catching up to do  :D