Well, got back from opening weekend hunting and it wasn't anything to have a party over. We did get a dusting of snow, so that helped seeing into the woods. Sat morning picked our spots to sit and didn't see squat. Decided to take a drive through the woods and found out they had logged out a huge track of our woods. So that would explain the lack of deer. With the rain we had the prior 2 days, it made that area of the woods real dicey trying to drive the logging road. Old Willie made it through, but down the road it was closed off, so I had to turn around and go through it again. Really was surprised we made it though it. We picked a different spot to sit for the night watching a logging road in hopes of deer crossing it. At around ten to five a doe walked onto the road about 150-200 yards down the road, pulled up and shot. Then another jumped out, but didn't have a spot at that one. Went down to the area where I shot and can't find any blood, the way the deer reacted I was sure I hit it. So I'm looking around for sign and Dad comes to help, seen where she was standing and followed the tracks into the woods and found her. I ended up shooting her through both front legs and the heart, why there was no blood is beyond me. She was a very nice size doe. Field dressed her and got back to camp. Sun morning went back to the same spot and nothing. Went back in the evening and about the same time and place a deer walks out. I had moved closer this night to the area where I figured they would come out, so I wouldn't have to take a long shot. Well that part worked, but I pulled up and shot and missed, I really don't know how that happened but it did. I figured it was the does fawn from last night and I also figured that I shot through some branches and it deflected the round. I was worried about that prior to shooting and I don't know why I just didn't stand up to shoot. This morning we didn't see anything. We dropped the doe off at our processor and he said he hasn't seen a doe that big in years and he figured she was around 200 lbs dressed. Well I knew it was a mature doe, but that weight might be pushing it, I was thinking around 170. And sorry I didn't take a pic of it, just didn't think she was that big. This coming weekend will be hunting around home, now that the state lets us hunt the whole stae now.