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HuntingNuts.com began in 2003! It started out with a few friends keeping each other posted. Now it's a whole community of hunters sharing their stories, photos, articles, information, and much more to the hunting community.

Feel free to browse our site and read real stories from your own hunting community. We encourage you to join us and post your own stories, and also to support our sponsors. Creating your profile is free.

Once it is created, you'll have access to your own personal hunting log, the dumb things we do, photo uploads, and the messageboard. You are also able to keep some of your log "private" and some "public." It's your choice. Some hunters keep a diary of every time they go out. This portion stays in their private log viewable by only themselves. Other experiences may be worthy of posting in the public forum. It's your choice. The dumbest things are funny, true, and sometimes painful things we all have experienced. Enjoy your stay and thanks for visiting!

Opportunity: If you like our site and want to be involved more, there is much you can do besides spread the good word of HuntingNuts.com to your friends. Informational articles are accepted. We want all your experience, knowledge, great ideas, in any area of hunting from equipment care, hunting tips, recipes, whatever you can share! Write us an email if you'd like to contribute.
"I was mowing a field on a tractor and saw a doe who would not leave. When I got pretty close she moved about 50 yards away but still would not leave! I just happen to see a fawn laying in the tall grass just in time. I ran to grab my camera while momma stood a close watch. I snapped this photo. It's a little button buck."

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