Jimm
Well-Known Member
Thats the way it seems anyway,
I take my youngest son Jesse to Wyoming for a Antelope hunt . As many here may know he was quite ruthless and put 5 of those marvelous tasting critters in the travel freezer .
Fast forward to " back home " in Arkie land . [image]
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Another one bites the dust /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif I realize this buck had great potential and by his teeth was only 2 years old .
That doesn't matter when you figure in that this is a young man with not that many deer under his belt . I figure that when he wants to be a trophy hunter then it will be . Until then I am glad to be out there with him and will be glad for whatever buck he wants to take .
I ruined a number of years of my deer hunting with media influenced notions of what size of buck I should shoot .
Such a waste of my time , as the animals that they contended I should shoot didn't exist in my area of the country.
Enjoy the hunt you all, that is first and foremost !
Jim B.
I take my youngest son Jesse to Wyoming for a Antelope hunt . As many here may know he was quite ruthless and put 5 of those marvelous tasting critters in the travel freezer .
Fast forward to " back home " in Arkie land . [image]

Another one bites the dust /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif I realize this buck had great potential and by his teeth was only 2 years old .
That doesn't matter when you figure in that this is a young man with not that many deer under his belt . I figure that when he wants to be a trophy hunter then it will be . Until then I am glad to be out there with him and will be glad for whatever buck he wants to take .
I ruined a number of years of my deer hunting with media influenced notions of what size of buck I should shoot .
Such a waste of my time , as the animals that they contended I should shoot didn't exist in my area of the country.
Enjoy the hunt you all, that is first and foremost !
Jim B.