The guest hunter shot this deer during an evening hunt. It was not a kill shot. The deer kept jumping. The next morning the deer jumped again. The next morning there was no sign of the deer. Four weeks later a couple of duck hunters found the deer in a creek swamp. Guess who fell in while retrieving the deer???? Yes, the water was very cold.

It's 17 hours since the buck was shot. It's 10:45 AM. Odie hits the cold trail. He sniffs here and he sniffs there, just like he always does. Alecia, "says Odie", lets go this way. After 30 minutes of cold tracking Odie begins pulling his leash harder and harder. Odie then begins barking. Something is getting ready to happen. The bucks jumps. He crosses a field, then a highway, then a cotton field, then another highway and into a thicket. Stan, Alecia and Odie catch up with the deer. Angelo is back yonder somewhere. Odie jumps the buck again. The deer is worn out and eventually Stan puts the buck down. Look at Stan and Angelo. This is why it is important to make a good shot the first time. Odie is a tracking wonder dog. Ther is not a dog any better anywhere in the world. .

Stevie Jones get's his first deer ever and what a deer; 9-pointer, 175 lbs, 15 inch spread. That is a great first deer Stevie.

Dennis Menendez takes two 8-pointers one hour apart, Brad Wells took this nice 8-pointer on a morning nhunt, Coyotes are always a nice bonus harvest, Alecia is always atop her hunting time in the woods, and some bucks just like to show off their headgear.

Jeremy Wenner harvest a monster 8-pointer' 206 lbs; Ashley Menendez gets her first deer, spike buck; Jonathan Ellis gets his first deer, 8-pointer, 155 lbs.

Stan Wenner harvested this great 8-pointer and Coyte. However, Odie found the 8-pointer as there was no blood trail for Stan to follow. The 8-pointer came in at 191 lbs.

Tucker Smith, age 10, gets a 10-pointer at 176 lbs. Mitchell Locklear gets a 9-pointer at 175 lbs.

Taylor Smith, Riley Locklear and ASF all take 8-pointers the second week of gun season.