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Old 12-29-2005 | 08:04 AM
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hoyt3
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long story short, I was stillhunting in to my stand and shot at this doe and the bullet was deflected. caught another doe in the vitals, killed her. I couldn't figure out how I had multiple blood trails with one dead deer. well, I trailed her until I jumped her and lo and behold, her tail had a limp spot, about the last two inches or so. this year, opening monday, I get a shot at this doe that had me picked off. I get down and it is a BIG doe. wide, flat forehead and just big. I look at her tail and think, 'that is a short tail, but there is no way that is her'. well, it was. her tail was cropped, and as far as I can tell, the same deer, only 40 yds from where I knicked her two seasons ago. she was at least 2.5 y.o. then. if you want, take a look at her. she is posted on team 11's post in the gun forum, big girl. very proud of that one.

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a doe with two, and three seasons behind her is very hard to kill. I finally shot a doe this year that was at least 4.5 yo. missed her two years ago. smart girl. they are the ones that educate all the other deer.
A little off the topic but hey...hoyt3, how do you know the doe you shot this year is the same one you missed 2 years ago? Just curious.
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