Almost looks like a muley because of that bifurcated tine
Deer - lets see em
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Little Big Man MT Chris
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I was gonna say look like the grandkids are practicing with their BB guns shooting at that buck ! Ha ha
Nick87
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Dream buck right there, wow.View attachment 215070
My Colorado buck from a few years ago. I hope to shoot a bigger buck some day, but if I never do I’ll be alright with that too.
SEKHunter
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2021 whitetail. Two years and many close encounters later I was finally able to get a shot off. 2022 season will be here before we know it!
Nice whitetail man, congrats. And, welcome
nice deer, especially with a bow!
wheelburrow
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Foldem
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Here are my favorite muleys I've been lucky enough to take in the past decade+ of chasing them. I wish I'd taken more pictures in the early 2000's.
2009 Unit "A"
2013 Unit "B"
2014 Unit "C"
2015 Unit "D"
2020 Unit "E"
2020 Unit "F"
2009 Unit "A"
2013 Unit "B"
2014 Unit "C"
2015 Unit "D"
2020 Unit "E"
2020 Unit "F"
RyGuy
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This has got to be the biggest muley I’ve ever seen in person. I wish I could say I shot him, but it was shot by a nice guy I met at a trailhead in Colorado. 32” wide on the tips of those kickers, and the mass was incredible. I couldn’t even wrap my hand around the bases. The guy said he’d hunted hard for a few days and hiked many miles, then this buck came strolling in right by his camp on a day when he was resting.
kiwi hunter
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I like this, hunt by numbers
Clearedhot1
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Hopeful to get my profile pic down this year. Northern IL. He vanished after 10/20/21. His left brow tine resembles an old medieval weapon, which garnished him the name “Mace.” Good luck this year, all.
NEWHunter
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Had to clean out the email and have come across some older ones - from back when you had to use a camera to take pictures. I had him charge in to my grunting during the rut and was trying to self film the kill which did not go well. I would like to think I had him, had I not tried to film. Stepped out in front of my Dad on the gun opener around mid day. He was pretty torn up from the rut.
Unfortunately I was not taking the photos.
Unfortunately I was not taking the photos.
NEWHunter
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More from years past. My Dad shot the smaller one on day two of the season. Going in to track the deer was probably going to bump some bedded deer on to the neighbors, so we decided to loop around and come in from the backside. It worked like we had hoped, and we bumped a bedded buck and doe I had seen earlier in the day. They stopped on my dad’s lane and my dad hollered at my brother (who was standing next to him) to shoot. My brother deferred, so my Dad shot the second buck. Turns out the first buck only made it 40 yards off the lane before he tipped over. I had the big one in range on the bow opener but he didn’t give me a great angle and I passed. All worked out. 
Nick87
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Those are some nice bucks, that last picture is a true Wisconsin Der hunting pic, packers sweatpants, blaze orange and the hat.
NEWHunter
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I’ll keep going. Put Dad in the best spot and he shot this guy opening day.
That left the spot open on day two. So, at the end of light on day two this guy stepped out for me. About 200ish yards.
That left the spot open on day two. So, at the end of light on day two this guy stepped out for me. About 200ish yards.
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Chad Gus
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Picked up my brother's buck tonight
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