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These two where caught on tape. Looks like a very nice young buck survived the hunting season and a nosy Doe...
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Cascade Pete
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You all have some nice deer, for such a small state. Must be the one's that left MA.....
Pretty nice buck running around mid-day!
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He ought to have even better headgear next fall. Maybe you can introduce yourself to him :thumbsup:
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:haha: Wish that was from my woods guys. Thats a trail cam from one of my guys here. As the crow flys that buck is about 10 miles from my house. I think he made it through the hunting season without ever being seen. Beautiful high tines on him. :thumbsup:
Here's a poor little non-survivor I came across today. Pity.
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Not my camera Louie, it is a wildgame innovations trail cam though. All I know.
hanshi
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I found a huge 9 pointer like that. I went ahead and cut off the skull plate and mounted it on a plaque. Looks darn fine.
A few years ago my dog dragged what I thought to be a deer ribcage into the yard. When I went outside I was surprised to find it was one side of a huge 12 plus pointer. I just wish i could have found the rest of the deer but my dog wouldn't tell me where he got it. Someone simply made a bad shot on the buck of a lifetime and didn't follow up on it. As I recall there were at least 7 points on that one side.
A few years ago my dog dragged what I thought to be a deer ribcage into the yard. When I went outside I was surprised to find it was one side of a huge 12 plus pointer. I just wish i could have found the rest of the deer but my dog wouldn't tell me where he got it. Someone simply made a bad shot on the buck of a lifetime and didn't follow up on it. As I recall there were at least 7 points on that one side.
That looks like a couple of powder measures to me
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now i dont remember trail cameras being PC :blah:
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I have a real nice pronghorn skull and horns that I found along the highway near Pueblo a few years ago. Makes a nice mount.
Speaking of survivors, I believe this is the BIG doe I've been watching for at least three years now...and she was huge the first time I saw her. She doesn't have any distinquishing marks, but her size is the give-away. Her head is shaped like an older buck..just a big triangle...no skinny snout.
If it's the same one I saw during gun season, she takes a step and then looks for a couple minutes, then another step. She finally made it to within 18 yards of my stand, but I let her walk. Glad to see she made it through the whole season.
If it's the same one I saw during gun season, she takes a step and then looks for a couple minutes, then another step. She finally made it to within 18 yards of my stand, but I let her walk. Glad to see she made it through the whole season.
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