I was hunting in IL yesterday and found a shed from last year buried in the leaves.
Then I visited my friend Bob's taxi shop.
This is the buck I have the sheds from last year. I also saw him in a bean field this summer on the farm I hunt. He was killed across the road by a neighbor. Scord 188+ gross.
He will soon be mounting this pair of locked bucks. The big guyscored 192+ gross with 2 tines over 15" long and the smaller one is in the 140's. They were killed during shotgun season in Calhoun County, IL. Both were still alive
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That's it! I moving to Missouri!!!!!!
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That's it! I moving to Missouri!!!!!!
NOOOO not Missouri, those bucks are from Illinois.
That's it! I'm moving to Illinois!!!!
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A Trophy is highly personal and is often determined by the circumstances, events, and the individual feelings of accomplishment and not by a score card. - Greg "Doc" Caldwell
for out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks!
You know, I don't think I could in good conscience shoot a buck that was locked up with another. Maybe get up close with a gunand shoot a horn off or something so they could get free. I saw on a video or a TV show a couple years ago where a guy separated two big bucks by sawing off a horn with a chain saw. I mean, how much of a hunt or skill is involved in shooting a critter that's the same as tied up.
A few cool pics from yesterday.
