PA BUCK

[whitetailhunter10]

Did anyone get any nice buck in PA this year?

[livbucks]

Yep

[bawanajim]

Bluebird 2 did, no pictures but it sounds like a slammer.

[BTBowhunter]

No pictures? Interesting.

Did it have all 4 legs? Two eyes?

[White-tail-deer]

We shot a few nice ones.

[WillCz]

I shot my best PA buck on Oct 4 with the bow.

Stilll not happy we seeing virtually no deer but I did shoot a good one.

[BTBowhunter]

Letting mine put a few pounds back on after the rut.

Plenty of time left. My best two PA bucks have been taken in late archery season.

[bluebird2]

Why is it taking an expert hunter like you so long to harvest a buck? You had no problem belittling me for not filling my tag so should I call you an inept, incompetent hunter for not filling all your tags by now?

[BTBowhunter]

ORIGINAL: bluebird2

Why is it taking an expert hunter like you so long to harvest a buck? You had no problem belittling me for not filling my tag so should I call you an inept, incompetent hunter for not filling all your tags by now?

You don't wanna go there Skippy!

[bluebird2]

So you're one of those guys that can dish it out but can't take it!! Why am I not surprised.

I know, those 2.5 buck are real smart and hard to kill.

A case in point is a buck taken in southern Northumberland county by 14-year-old Amy Percoskie. Hunting with her father, John, on opening morning, she took a buck that would be a trophy anywhere. The rack is a perfect main-frame 6-by-6, with an extra G-3 tine. It is a fine 13-pointer that may take a while for her to top. John said she calmly put the buck down with one shot. I got excited just looking at the rack; it's a true trophy and shows what is possible when our deer make it though a season or two.

But a 14 year old girl took that trophy.