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60 yards and piled up 30 yards behind cousin.by far biggest buck!

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I'll write up the full story later. Still trying to settle down. Basket case of emotions today. The long story short on this buck.... I missed/hit a tree 2 years ago. Didn't see him last year. Had an

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  On 10/7/2020 at 2:36 PM, moog5050 said:

Another member shot a real nice buck yesterday too.   I will leave it to him/her to disclose if they choose, but yesterday was a good day for forum members - not such a good day for Buckles though!

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Has this unknown member ever met my Beagle ?

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  On 10/7/2020 at 2:36 PM, moog5050 said:

Another member shot a real nice buck yesterday too.   I will leave it to him/her to disclose if they choose, but yesterday was a good day for forum members - not such a good day for Buckles though!

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  On 10/7/2020 at 3:11 PM, Biz-R-OWorld said:

Are the panel scorers from P&Y or B&C? that would at least tell us if the buck 125" min. or 160" min.

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Object to the question as it assumes a fact not in evidence.   There was no testimony regarding panel scorers.  

Geeze Biz, I thought you worked for a law firm.  Learn to frame a proper question.

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  On 10/7/2020 at 3:14 PM, moog5050 said:

Object to the question as it assumes a fact not in evidence.   There was no testimony regarding panel scorers.  

Geeze Biz, I thought you worked for a law firm.  Learn to frame a proper question.

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Apologies. I saw a police escort on the highway with panel scorers headed to the Greater Rochester Area. Maybe someone else? btw, I'm a math guy (not english)

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  On 10/7/2020 at 2:36 PM, moog5050 said:

Another member shot a real nice buck yesterday too.   I will leave it to him/her to disclose if they choose, but yesterday was a good day for forum members - not such a good day for Buckles though!

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Hmm...it is possibly one if of the 3 deer that I took in last night from forum members with the member in question being a long time client? Lol

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  On 10/7/2020 at 2:01 AM, dinorocks said:

Just got back from zig zagging for about 5 hours...no deer.  Very bummed.  Broadside shot within 20 yards.  Thought the shot was a tad bit high and a tad bit back.  My game camera caught most of it and confirmed my shot...viewed the video when I got back to the house.  Next to no penetration...was using my 45# Bear Montana with a 3-blade fixed solid broadhead.  Maybe hit a rib straight on?

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Looks like the shoulder blade stopped it. Odds are, that deer will recover from that wound.  About 20 years ago, I put a 125 grain muzzy in that spot on a buck that was killed with a gun 4 weeks later and the wound had healed up well.  Just a scar, and some missing hair to mark the spot.   With 45 pounds, that is almost like hitting an armoured plate.   I used a 60 pound compound back then.

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  On 10/7/2020 at 4:25 PM, wolc123 said:

Looks like the shoulder blade stopped it. Odds are, that deer will recover from that wound.  About 20 years ago, I put a 125 grain muzzy in that spot on a buck that was killed with a gun 4 weeks later and the wound had healed up well.  Just a scar, and some missing hair to mark the spot.   With 45 pounds, that is almost like hitting an armoured plate.   I used a 60 pound compound back then.

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Agreed, I shot a doe several years ago, super loud "pop" on impact, and recovered the broken arrow with very little impact (never found the broadhead end. Long story short, saw that doe limping a little very soon after, and I'm quite certain she made a full recovery unless someone else got her along the way.

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  On 10/7/2020 at 5:28 PM, WNY Bowhunter said:
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Maybe one day I'll be lucky enough to have the opportunity to at least attempt to send you a mounter buck. That is to say even if you have to deny due to lack of bandwidth

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  On 10/6/2020 at 8:16 PM, The_Real_TCIII said:

So much for nobody talks, everyone walks! Well I had an epic morning. I spooked no fewer than five deer on my way into a new stand I put up in a nice oak flat. Acorns were literally raining down its all I could hear. At around 7:30 four does and a four point came in together and although upwind (real wind, gusty) they got spooky and finally the big doe started blowing and they left. They were looking in a different direction so I dont know if the wind swirled or they saw something or what. The buck hung around for a bit then also left. A bit later another small buck chased two fawns around for a while and then fed out in front of me. Finally two more does came in and one fed in to 24 yards and I shot. I couldnt see my arrow but the shot felt and sounded good. I sat down and called a buddy just to pass the time and all of a sudden I look to my right and the buck is just standing like a statue at 20 yards. I had the sun at my back and I think it saved me. He moved behind a blowdown and I was able to draw and shoot him at 24 yards. He went about 60 yards and tipped over. I waited another half hour and got down to check the doe arrow. That looked real good so I got on blood and the doe was ten yards behind the buck. He had some ground shrinkage but I'm thrilled and glad to have him. Ive got some family challenges that could effect some upcoming weekends. When I got down another doe came in and stared me down for a bit and then started feeding again, I like this KUIU pattern. Also I cut the bejeezus out of my thumb inside the buck and it is still weeping, may go get that looked at lol

 

 

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Awesome, Nice job!!! GPS coordinates since you are tagged out?

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