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This weekend, we’re taking a family camping and fishing trip up to Wyoming along with 4 other families. As I went to check my mail, I found a nice surprise from Camp Dog Cajun Seasoning.

Let me tell you, it sure smells good. Hope I don’t use it all before the weekend I can’t wait to try it on the BBQ. Thanks Papa Scott for sending it over just in time.

PS – All the 2011 huntographers in this falls social media deer tour are getting some Camp Dog spices for their deer camp courtesy of Cajun Seasoning.

Get “U” Some!

As a whitetail deer hunter, you’re probably familiar with some of the most common deer camp sayings and cliches. It’s just part of our culture. Some of them however, get way overused and some are just too darn funny. There are also a good number of television and DVD deer hunting personalities who are known for a unique saying or two themselves. Any come to mind?

So I thought I’d do a quick roundup of some the ones’s I hear the most:

“Jiminy Christmas” – Roger Raglin

“Just give me a minute” – Stan Potts

“The beast is dead, long live the beast” – Ted Nugent

“He didn’t go 10 yards”

“Look at the mass”

“He’s a shooter”

“What a monster”

“Harvest a deer”

“If it’s brown, It’s down”

“Management Buck”

My ultimate all time favorite hands down Whitetail Deer hunting saying is:

“It’s the last day, last hour”

In season one of Huntography, I mentioned to a few hunters the common saying I heard so much on deer hunting shows and TV. My wife calls it the “Last Day Cliche.” I always thought it was something that was sort of built into the show to create drama for the viewer. Well, believe it or not, I experienced the last day cliche last season. The last day cliche is when you hunt for many days in a row, see or pass up deer, but eventually get a deer on the last day of the last hour of your hunt. I am now a believer in the last day cliche.

What’s your favorite deer hunting saying, quote or cliche?