Thread: BBD Ranch buter co. OH. 2011

Those are amazing deer thats for sure.

There was a GOOD LOOKIN blonde chick in pizza hut last week and she was telling someone on her cell that she "got a good one". I asked her what she got and she showed me a pic on her phone of her with an ELK!!

Chick was a 29 year old dentist (new grad) from Georgia (holly crap did her accent make me quiver) and she headed to ohio to do a "caged hunt". Turns out there is a farm such as the one above that has big deer and even some elk and is located between Russellville and Decatur on st rt 125.

My wife was mad at me for a few days for flirtin with the dentist while eating pizza. I told my wife "you really think I had a chance with a hot dentist?" That didnt make it no better............

A man will try to get mo cat, mess up their for sho cat, and end up with no cat!! I am expecting a phone call at any time!!! I hate the drive to your place!!

wow nice bucks

but for the price of my pride and bragging rights i would keep my 2k-9k+ and go sit in a tree in the farm next to them and not have to tell anybody i shot a deer on a leash.....

I would like to see one half that big to shoot at before the season ends.

it's not as easy as one would think... it took one man 4 days to fill his tag... most of the hunts took 2-3 days... and one man bragging rights scored 270 points... I my self do not hunt... and i have not been to the BBD Ranch... I did talk to the guys that run the ranch... if I was to hunt with the little time I have I know were I would hunt...

I got to say those are some monsters. Anything like that running around in southern Clermont county better have a flack jacket on.
Over the years I've seen a few real bruisers scouting bean fields before the season started. By the time opening day of bow season comes around a headless carcass shows up rotting in the fields. It really is a shame.
When we struggle even seeing some of the better bucks, it makes you wonder. I bow hunt for the challenge, not neccesarily for the rack but the antlers sure are handy to hold on to.

Originally Posted by crappiemax

I got to say those are some monsters. Anything like that running around in southern Clermont county better have a flack jacket on.
Over the years I've seen a few real bruisers scouting bean fields before the season started. By the time opening day of bow season comes around a headless carcass shows up rotting in the fields. It really is a shame.
When we struggle even seeing some of the better bucks, it makes you wonder. I bow hunt for the challenge, not neccesarily for the rack but the antlers sure are handy to hold on to.

Amen on the bowhunt challenge!!!! Few people know the experience of being full draw in a natural setting!!!!

Those are some amazing deer photos, Thanks for sharing.
NightProwler