2011 Deer Hunt.... A good harvest.
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Great buck, thanks for sharing, enjoy your mount.
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Wattsy sayed..
well, I got me 4 tags...an I've see 3 deer since oct 15...2 durin bow..I remember havin 1 tag, seein lots of deer an wishin fer another tag....damn, jus seein deer is nice! :wink:
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Wattsy sayed..
well, I got me 4 tags...an I've see 3 deer since oct 15...2 durin bow..I remember havin 1 tag, seein lots of deer an wishin fer another tag....damn, jus seein deer is nice! :wink:
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Congrats, Thats a nice buck anywhere! :hatsoff:
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great pics of an excellent buck
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Congrats on a fine buck. I like the grain in that stock :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Congrats Wattsy that's a fine deer and a great story as well. It's bad that the season was over so quick for you. :shake: I think I would hae to think about moving. :idunno: :grin:
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Nice!!!!
wirehairman
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Awesome story and a great buck with a beautifully customized Lyman GPR (if I'm not mistaken). :hatsoff:
Very nice pictures and a great buck. Congrats.
Regarding age, you'd know your local deer better than anyone and if you know how to age teeth, that's the only sure technique. Around my neck of the woods, 6 1/2 year olds would tend to show more mass and perhaps some deformities like a sticker(s) out of the bases, less "roundness" to the main beams, etc. Of course in my neck of the woods, if it's 6 1/2 years old it's probably a doe and not a buck!!! :grin: With groups of 20+ guys driving them with modern weaponry, most bucks have a very short life here.
Regarding age, you'd know your local deer better than anyone and if you know how to age teeth, that's the only sure technique. Around my neck of the woods, 6 1/2 year olds would tend to show more mass and perhaps some deformities like a sticker(s) out of the bases, less "roundness" to the main beams, etc. Of course in my neck of the woods, if it's 6 1/2 years old it's probably a doe and not a buck!!! :grin: With groups of 20+ guys driving them with modern weaponry, most bucks have a very short life here.
