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Big buck down!

Robhuntandfish
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Ok boys take a deep breath with me cause I am still shaking.  Mainframe 8 with quadruple brow tines on one side and a row of junk on the other.  Redneck hang a ring on it 16 points, but I am thin

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no one told the deer it was to warm.... He came in chasing 5 doe which are walking past me on the ground at 40 yards tight now !

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Live from the office. It is killing me that I shot under that Beauty yesterday. Going over it in my head and I just plain old blew it. Rushed everything. Buck fever strikes me again. Trying to be thankful that it was a clean miss and I didn't wound him. It all happened so fast so keep that in mind while you are out there today. It can happen any moment! Until that happened I was going to be content to wait for the gun opener on Saturday but now I am thinking I might take a day this week and get back out there one more time with the crossbow. 

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Found him!50 yards from where I stopped and backed out,bedded down right next to a small pond.unfortunetly something got to him.ass gone,insides hanging out and smells.now I question if if I should've kept going yesterday.either way I know I did the right thing by following up and I'm dam happy with it meat or not.shot was low and back.turned n went out center of his stomach on other side
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That's a meaty buck

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1 hour ago, turkeyfeathers said:

That was crazy.  Heard crashing off 150 or so. See doe come ripping out of woods , then another both into golden rod. Then good buck nose to the ground   Chased those two all over , then another doe popped up.  Watched him breed one. Two more doe off 150. Just saw buck off 200 chasing again. This is wild.  Never saw this before.  

When I didn't bow hunt the guys would tell me about that mornings like that. I started bow hunting I think 5 years ago now and have been lucky enough to catch a couple of days in the woods like that. Glad you finally decided to pick up a bow TF. It really is remarkable what you see this time of year.  I don't hate gun season but I sure don't look forward to it like I used too. 

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40 minutes ago, doebuck1234 said:

Found him!50 yards from where I stopped and backed out,bedded down right next to a small pond.unfortunetly something got to him.ass gone,insides hanging out and smells.now I question if if I should've kept going yesterday.either way I know I did the right thing by following up and I'm dam happy with it meat or not.shot was low and back.turned n went out center of his stomach on other side

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Headed out this morning and jumped two right out my back door. Two dark to tell what they were. I set up on a travel route close to a bedding area on the edge of some cedars. Had one sneak through behind me and couldn't tell what it was. At 8:15 had a respectable 8 point come  skirted around my stand, and stopped broadside at 51 yards. Tried to grunt and bleat him in but he showed no interest at all and just meandered off. I couldn't get a picture because I had the bow in my hand ready to shoot in case he came closer. I ranged where he had stood after he left. No way I could take that shot or even think about it.

Got down and walked for an hour and jumped another doe. Came home for lunch and then back at it until dark. Sure hope this isn't the last sit for bow season but the weather does not look good for the rest of the week.

Beautiful morning to be in the woods.

 

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so i had more house stuff at the new house that had to get done. then had some work at the farm with clients getting hay bales. finally had a break in schedule to hunt Sunday morning. sometime before 8am had two doe and a fawn come into the stand. took the oldest one of the group at something around 15 yards. she finally crashed down hill in the bottom of a brushy hole below the stand. still in plain sight. thought she wasn't done as i saw movement. looked through the 6x rangefinder to find a coyote over her not 10 seconds after she hit the dirt. i watched it and yelled and got rowdy in the stand but it was intent on lowering it's head and getting into MY deer. i quickly as possible lower my bow, racing out of the stand, and then sprinted down to the deer and coyote. at 35 ish yards i was coming in hot and the yote figured he wanted to live to see another day, idk. it was gone in a flash and never stopped. within that short period of time it got through the hide and just into the roast on the one hind quarter.  stood guard waiting for my dad to come with the UTV as i had everything to field dress it back at the truck. mean while a doe came in off an overgrown pasture. she came in quick to 15 yards saw me that looked off and trotted away. i ducked behind a tree and spotted it had a buck in tow that hung up in the brush at the pasture edge/fence at close to 50 yards. at first it didn't look big and couldn't see much of it. then it started turning its head and got a lot bigger. it he decided without the doe there wasn't much reason to go toward me so he turned around and walked back into the thick pasture.  he was much bigger and wider then i thought. i worked toward the pasture edge minutes later but he was gone. probably after that doe. half hour later dad showed up to get me and the doe. then spent the rest of the day doing more house stuff and getting the doe processed for the freezer. that hole has always been hard to hunt with inconsistent winds but while there in that one spot it seemed to work. i think i might get my climber down in there to test it it out. needs that particular prevailing WNW wind though with morning thermals carry scent up the ridge out of there. fate seems to be a funny thing.


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3 hours ago, turkeyfeathers said:

Then good buck nose to the ground   Chased those two all over , then another doe popped up.  Watched him breed one. Two more doe off 150. Just saw buck off 200 chasing again. This is wild.  Never saw this before.  

And you can bet you won't see it after Saturday. One more reason to love bow season.

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All kidding aside a big 8 came right at me, had him in the scope around 20 yards, and i couldnt aim well enough, shook like a leaf, he kept walking into branches.  Hearts pounding!
That rush is what it's all about. Now go shoot him hopefully he comes back around

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2 minutes ago, The Jerkman said:

That rush is what it's all about. Now go shoot him hopefully he comes back around

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Still have that heart rush feeling.  He was a great buck for here, actually had brows, we rarely see brows here over half inch

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