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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 6-12
Day 3
November 8th
I went to the stand called the Junkyard this morning. I needed a break from the blind. It was my first morning hunt in a stand and I was really looking forward to some action. Unfortunately, it is still slow here. I saw a spike, and three does.
Matt saw very little as well. The weather was changing but it still had a long way to go before it's rut weather. 65 degrees by the time I climbed out of the stand.
I am a glutton for punishment. I went back to the blind after the Ghost. It was partly cloudy and breezy so it was far more comfortable. I was hoping the weather change would get these deer moving. It did not. I never saw a deer. This was my fourth sit in this blind and it's starting to wear on me. Matt did a little better and saw a couple of small bucks. These deer are not moving. It's the slowest we've ever experienced here. I am hearing from my buddies that this weather is affecting a lot of hunters across the Midwest. Nothing we can do about the weather except hope that it changes soon and these deer start moving.
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.