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Phillip Reep my step father with his biggest South Carolina Buck.
This big 8 point buck dressed out at 211 lbs one of the biggest deer I have seen coming from SC.
Good job on this buck Phillip. He said that he got him coming down a rub line around 8:45am during mid October. What a buck!!!

Like I said, those cool days produce some great bites and it did for Ken Presley. Ken and Sean Golden took a Sunday morning boat ride on the Shenandoah River and look what was biting. Nice Smallmouth Bass Ken.

Danny Davis of Louisa Virginia with his first buck taken on our hunt club in Louisa with a Muzzleloader. Danny said this buck was in a briar patch in the middle of a field with a doe. One shot put this guy on the ground. Nice buck Danny!!!

Dennis Campbell with a trophy 14pter
that a club member took last week on a mountain property. Tell me they don't grow'em big here in Virginia.

Kye Hall from Colorado with his Mule Deer buck from this 2011 season. DANG what a deer. Kye manages to get a good trophy every year from the West.

A buck from one of our friends Greg Dolph from Wyoming. His first Whitetail.

Below is Chris Craft with some of his catch from Lake Anna.

Well Mom is one ahead of me already for this year. She shot her first turkey the first day of the South Carolina 2011 season.

Here are two very proud hunters, both are my uncles, Steve and Willie Parr. Three South Carolina Gobblers on April fools day and what an incredible story they had to tell. Wish I would have been there for that excitement.

My step father Phillip Reep with his first North Carolina long beard.

Clay Lewis with a few turkeys that his dad and he took the first day of the Virginia turkey season 2011.

Another central Virginia bruiser.

Check out Honk Monsters Lanyards, they will keep your calls within reach.

We also are getting ready for the November duck season, it is right around the corner. Went out during the early season and we took a few Wood ducks off the lake. I have not shot a wood duck in a while and forgot how fast they are, those birds sure can move.
The turkeys are out during this fall and have talked to a few people that have had some luck on harvesting a fall turkey. Check your local regulations for season dates.
If you are into small game, I have seen thousands of squirrels out you should have no problem seeing any if your are hunting around any acorn trees. Good luck out there for any game you are pursuing.

Don't forget about the fall and winter fishing seasons, I know the bigger stripers tend to be caught during this time of year. I can remember plenty of times duck hunting in the early morning hours and then going after the Stripers right after. Also be on the lookout for Bass and Crappie. Check out our Lake Anna Fishing report done by our Local Guide Chris Craft for all the fishing hot spots on the lake during the fall and winter months. Stay dry and hunt or fish hard during these cool days of November. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and if you have and pictures you want to have posted send them to editor@outdooraddictz.com along with your name, area and a small story about your picture. Thanks

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Well it finally happened, on a Tuesday raining thunder storm-in morning. Shane Baker with his Virginia long beard.

Doug Badenhop with a spring crappie from Lake Anna.

We have seen this face before and he has done it again. Clay Lewis with his PY bear from Virginia.

Now this is a truck load of deer. Both bucks from Central Virginia.

Look at this wall hanger a fisherman caught with his camera.