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eagle rider

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Got this guy up in Deleware County on our land on Sunday. He was a six but broke off a tine. 110 yds at fading light head on. 270 WSM round entered in the base of his neck. Blew out his heart one lung and a third of his liver before exiting on his left side. One leap and he piled up. He also came into some light rattling and a Tinks 69 Stink Bomb that I tossed out 20 yards in front of my treestand. He walked up hill following the scent like he was being pulled on a rope.

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