BradA
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Sweet buck you get it done every year in Colorado!
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Sweet buck you get it done every year in Colorado!
Great timber buck
This photo really calls for the story to be told with it...
I agreeThis photo really calls for the story to be told with it...
YES! That’s a buckArchery buck 11/18/22
. Now that’s a buck! Congrats!Archery buck 11/18/22View attachment 251118View attachment 251120
. Now that’s a buck! Congrats!
Crazy story, I shot this buck 7 years ago within a half mile and the same week of Nov…Archery buck 11/18/22View attachment 251118View attachment 251120
Wow! What’s the story on this one? Once I saw a buck like that where I hunt. Big letdown when I woke up. Lol
Wow! What’s the story on this one? Once I saw a buck like that where I hunt. Big letdown when I woke up. lol hi
I originally saw him in mid October and stalked in to 128 yards, this is when I ran out of cover, so I sat and waited, he was pushing a doe in pre rut action and eventually they closed the distance and were set to pass next to me at 48 yards. The doe was in the lead and she passed me, he was trailing behind. The doe walked past me and crossed through my wind line, she caught me drawing back as he entered into my shot window, she started to trot away and he immediately followed… tough day. I saw his tracks in the frost and snow and knew he was still around but had not saw him in 5 weeks. Yesterday I took the afternoon off of work and started on a high rock point that I like to glass from. I immediately spotted him moving around and waited for him to bed. He bedded in a tough area, but I was able to work in and had him bedded at 38 yards. His body was covered by brush and he was surrounded by 5 does. I waited for about 25 mins when a doe stood up and walked behind him, she cleared him and moved off to his right. I unclipped from my bow string and tried to range him again to make sure I was accurate (I felt shakey) and in that moment he stood up and trotted off after the doe, I was deflated and felt like I had missed my opportunity. He worked downwind of me and when he caught my scent, he gathered his does and left.Wow! What’s the story on this one? Once I saw a buck like that where I hunt. Big letdown when I woke up. Lol
I would have been too!!? Holy smokes! I wanna love and wow at the same time.My dad (third from the right) shot this buck in the early ‘50s in “the mountains” of West Virginia. My grandfather appears to have been pretty proud of it.
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Your pic looks like mine this year. Big ass dip bulging… nice buck congratsWith above average temperatures here in the Midwest the weather finally turned cooler and I was able to fill my tag on a deer that I've had 9 encounters with this fall. Good luck to all those with a tag still in their pocket!
Is that the same brush in the game camera pic, about 80 or 100 yds behind him???Archery buck 11/18/22View attachment 251118View attachment 251120