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We are hunting with Cimarron River Outfitters owned by Kent and Clay Jarnagin. It's pretty tough to get an open slot at CRO but if you do, you will experience one incredible Kansas Bowhunt!
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November 6-13
Day 2
I hunted the Big Cottonwood stand this morning. It was still cold and the wind had picked up overnight. From this stand I can see literally for miles. I had expected to see deer moving around but it was extremely slow. I had a spike and a doe in range and I saw a 3.5 year old 8 cruising around hundreds of yards away. The highlight of my morning was a close call on two coyotes that stopped at 20 yards. They were literally touching each other. I quickly pulled off my #1 deer arrow and pulled out my #6 coyote arrow. Drew back and started to squeeze my release - then they trotted off. I was .5 seconds away from shooting two with one arrow. It was very slow this morning. Hoping for a better afternoon hunt.
The good thing about my slow morning is it could only get better for the PM hunt. Or, so I thought? It was actually worse. I saw one spike and one fawn! At last light one doe came in. That was it while hunting the wooden stand. Today was extremely slow. Kent, his wife Susan, and I met hunters at the local restaurant and it was slow for everyone.
We are hunting with Cimarron River Outfitters owned by Kent and Clay Jarnagin. It's pretty tough to get an open slot at CRO but if you do, you will experience one incredible Kansas Bowhunt!
Our hunt takes place in South Central Kansas in Comanche County which is down near the Oklahoma Border. The habitat is a mix of prairie, treebelts, river bottoms, and large agricultural fields. Prime Whitetail habitat.