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Hock3y24

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  1. good luck on the recovery efforts, will be chasing pheasants again around noon!
  2. 4.5 would be correct, I am going to mail the lower jaw to confirm. i have a history with this buck and didn't even know it when i shot. last year he broke every one of his tines off in archery and had two long main beams left with no points. he was 3.5 then. I weighed him with a muddy hanging scale, im not sure that thing is always accurate however.
  3. Welp pheasant hunting didn’t last long, put up two hens buddy got both, put up a cock bird I got him, then I stalked 10 birds and shot a cock bird on the ground.
  4. I’ll add, that buck hanging weight was over 190 on my cheap scale. Not in a crop area, plenty of oaks and green fields. 17.5 inside spread
  5. That’s a 2.5 imo with the photo.
  6. I already know his age, but let’s see how everyone does. My dads buck is obviously 1.5. Dates on the cam photos are accurate.
  7. You can’t tell age from that photo. They check the processors then hand out tickets to those who fail to report also.
  8. That’s why I shoot 95% of my deer with bow, so I can gun hunt and give my dad my best spots for gun when we go together.
  9. with a 16" barrel (using the Grendel) your looking at around 2400 fps, the Creedmore is about 400-500 fps hotter with a regular length barrel. You can use the Grendel in a standard Ar-15 platform, the creedmore needs an ar-10 platform. Think of the Grendel as a 6.5 creedmore short.
  10. either no nuts or damaged nuts i bet.
  11. put it behind that shoulder and you’ll be good. Sure is nice to carry that light gun tho.
  12. 6.5 Grendel is NOT a shoulder shooting round. Especially in a 16” barrel. I had two quarter size holes in both sides of chest cavity.
  13. I used a 123 grain hornaday black eld-m and had phenomenal results at 200 yards. I recovered my bullet after it smashed the opposite leg bone and got caught in the hide. What’s your barrel length? Mines 16”
  14. Next county over from me, first I’ve heard of it.
  15. What round did you use? My 6.5 Grendel flattened a 4.5 year old Buck. With the velocity out of the creedmore I’d use a bonded bullet though. I’ve seen deer flattened with hornaday precision hunter creedmore rounds.
  16. No I leave my 4 roasts, backstraps in 6 sections. Cut steaks, and then either stew, speidies or ground meat. You can always cut steaks out of roasts or backstraps when you pull them out and thaw. Neck meat is for the crock pot.
  17. All you need is a tree branch, sharp knife, table and vacuum sealer. I’ve done 9 deer between mine and my friends this year, they don’t take more than 1.5 hours from hanging to bagged. Grind the meat the next day but that optional as I can just make stew meat with it. And any weather under 40 you can keep them hanging. I do have a 4x4 across my garage rafters, with a boat rope winch attached to the wall and a pulley up top.
  18. Numbers up here, everyone I know has gotten at least a buck.
  19. Every processor is just like that one around here, I cut my neighbors buck up for him last night cause he couldn’t find one.
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