Deputy819
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Man, I keep hoping to see one of those in my neck of the Kentucky woods.....no luck thus far.
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Man, I keep hoping to see one of those in my neck of the Kentucky woods.....no luck thus far.
6.5x300 WBY
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I appreciate that Sir and will do if he messes up big time
Buck1970
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Buck1970
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Picked up a couple new cameras off amazon, here's the first weekend out last weekend. Few young bucks that will really be nice one day, but one I would like to get this year looks older and bigger bodied. Would be nice 8 but a broken brow tine makes him a 7
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Deputy819
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Geez! You guys hunting next to a Nuclear Power plant or something? That buck has an oak tree growing out of his head!
Ive got this guy on my hill. Ive had him in front of my crossbow twice. Im saving him for next year if my neighbor doesnt take him first.
We hunt a fairly small place west of Dallas. We do have hunting pressure across our north fence, but still we manage to have some real decent deer!
Buck on the left an older 10pt...right buck a 12pt...main frame 10 with kicker on each G2
We have a 13" spread rule in our county like much of Texas. In areas like ours where the property is not large enough to keep all thr deer on it, it does help.
Buck on the left an older 10pt...right buck a 12pt...main frame 10 with kicker on each G2
We have a 13" spread rule in our county like much of Texas. In areas like ours where the property is not large enough to keep all thr deer on it, it does help.
Deputy819
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Man, I sure wish we had something like that around here. When general gun season for deer opens it's like a war-zone here. Doesn't matter what it is....if people see antlers there's gonna be lead (or copper) flying. Hard for bucks to get truly impressive with that going on and if they manage to stay alive long enough to be impressive it's because they live out their entire life span on 3rd shift.
