Went sauger fishing today :>)

I know a lot of you folks are going to head out in the morning to go fishing maybe deer hunting and I wanted you to know I have seen more deer crossing roads and or dead on the side of the road then I have in 10 years so be real carefull.. ( I live right off HWY 60 in mead county) Here is a few tips to take with you this week end.. Add more if you know some and those so called deer whistles don't all ways work..

1. If it is dark all ways keep an eye open for those green eye's.
2 day or night if you see one deer cross the road there is a good chanch there is others behind it about 3 secounds from the first..
3. Deer like to cross in lower line areas like the bottom of a steep hill or they will at the top edge just before you go down.
4. Deer move more during a full moon night sky.
5. Most deer hunter come out of the woods @ 9 to 11 am and this moves a lot of deer around..
6 Sorry about the sauger lie maybe next time.
Be safe

I agree I've seen more deer in the last two weeks then I've seen my whole life a lot of big bucks too

Rods are put up and the blaze orange and rifle ready for Saturday morning opening. Going to do my share to control the herd.:cool: Lunch menu is venison bacon(Webbs processing from last year) on the grill BLT with bean and bacon soup on the back of my buddy's truck. Don't you wish you had smell-a-web!!:) Back to crappie fishin next week! Right now UK 82 Marist 46 in the season opener GO CATS

Doing this bait-and-switch, where the thread title has nothing to do with what you actually post, is really rude.

[QUOTE=RoadToad;472408]Doing this bait-and-switch, where the thread title has nothing to do with what you actually post, is really rude.[/QUOTE]


Sorry I don't have GPS for you to fish..