Scrapbook – October 2015

This Dooly County 10-pointer showed up just as Danny Levie was about to head to the truck. Danny, of Montezuma, killed the buck on Nov. 12 last season.

Lee Brawner caught this Bartow County crappie while fishing minnows in a small pond in Bartow County on June 28.

“Nothing like that morning bite,” said Andy Wooten, of Warner Robins. Andy and his son Brantley show off the biggest of eight nice bass caught from a private Laurens County pond.

Austin Farmer, of Cumming, with a Forsyth County 8-point buck he killed on Oct. 19 last season.

Scott Edwards, of Kennesaw, got his first-ever turkey on May 14. The gobbler had a 10 1/2-inch beard and 1 1/2-inch spurs. Matthew McGrew used several late-season tactics to get this Coweta County gobbler to commit.

Chris Papierz, of Douglas, was hunting a lane between planted pines and hardwoods when this Coffee County 8-pointer crossed. Chris shot the buck the second morning of gun season last year.

Right at daylight last Nov. 11, this Jenkins County 9-pointer came down a trail by Charles Royal, of Millen, who had pics and had been hunting the buck since bow season.

Nice first buck! Jesse Schwed, of Milledgeville, got his deer-hunting career off to a great start with this Hancock County buck taken last Oct. 28.

Laurens County produced this 9-pointer last Nov. 8 for James Kelly, of Dublin.

Joe Webster, of Dallas, with a Troup County 9-pointer he shot after passing a smaller buck 40 minutes prior.