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OT Crossbow Buck / Video Added
I killed a buck this morning
About 7:00 I saw a doe moving to my left but had no shot,She was being followed by a small rack buck,still no shot. They both disappeared and a few minutes later the buck came out in my shooting lane. He was oblivious to the blind. I use a primos trigger stick and leveled the crosshairs on him. He was quartering to me.The G5 Montec hit him right behind the left shoulder went all the way through and exited about 10" behind theright shoulder. The shot was 25 - 27 yards and the deer went 25 - 35 yards. He is a six point I was hunting out of a Doghouse Ground Blind If you look at the picture the deers eyes have some sort of skin problem and swelling around them. He has the same growths on his chin and over most of his body. I called the Game Warden and they took the deer for testing but I kept the rack. I dont know which looks worse him or me! I was shooting an Excalibur Equinox Boo string Groundpounder quiver mount G5 Montec GT Lazer II's  Here is the recovery Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe7vZLwB6p8 _____________________________ |
RE: OT Crossbow Buck
saxman1,
Let me be the 1st to congratulate you  Too bad about loosing the meat though, but there's others out there. Go out and get another one!Do you think the game dept. will get back to you? John/ENCOREMAN |
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Thanks.They are ALL trophies in my book.
The warden said he would let me know and was glad I took him out |
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saxman1
Congrats! Dang! I wish I could started hunting... October 10 - it is coming but it is coming very slowly.... Since you harvested this deer - do you still have a tag for ML season? When is ML season? It did freeze here this morning - that will help get the elk bugling... |
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Saxman, good you had some time in the field.
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No tags here.
ML season is 10 /25 - 11/2 Very liberal Bag Limits here Archery season Legal to take: Deer of either sex (except spotted fawns); gobblers or bearded turkeys (except in Holmes County); wild hogs; gray squirrels; quail; rabbits; raccoons; opossums; coyotes; nutrias; skunks and beavers Daily bag and possession limits: Deer - daily limit two, possession limit four. Bag and possession limits for other game legal to take during archery season can be found under Bag limits (see page 10). Crossbow season Crossbow season Not applicable on WMAs Season dates:South Zone Oct. 6 -10, 2008Central Zone Oct. 20 - 24, 2008Northwest Zone Dec. 1-7, 2008 License and permit requirements: Hunting license, crossbow permit and turkey permit (if hunting turkeys) Legal to take: Deer having one or more antler at least five inches in length visible above the hairline; gobblers or bearded turkeys (except in Holmes County); wild hogs; gray squirrels; quail; rabbits; raccoons; opossums; coyotes; nutrias; skunks and beavers Shooting hours: One-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset Daily bag and possession limits: Antlered deer - daily limit two, possession limit four. Bag and possession limits for other game legal to take during crossbow season can be found under Bag limits (see page 10). Muzzleloader season Muzzleloading gun season Wildlife management area regulations can differ Season dates: South Zone Oct. 11-19, 2008Central Zone Oct. 25 - Nov. 2, 2008Northwest Zone Nov. 21-23, 2008 and Feb. 19 - March 1, 2009 License and permit requirements: Hunting license, muzzleloading gun permit and turkey permit (if hunting turkeys) Legal to take: Deer having one or more antler at least five inches in length visible above the hairline; gobblers and bearded turkeys (except in Holmes County and between Feb. 14-24, 2009); wild hogs; gray squirrels; quail; rabbits; raccoons; opossums; coyotes; nutrias; skunks and beavers Shooting hours: One-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset Daily bag and possession limits: Antlered deer - daily limit two, possession limit four. Bag and possession limits for other game legal to take during muzzleloading gun season can be found under Bag limits (see page 10). Hunting methods: Only muzzleloading guns, bows and crossbows may be used. For hunting deer, muzzleloading guns firing single bullets must be at least .40-caliber, and muzzleloading guns firing two or more balls must be 20-gauge or larger. Crossbows and bows must have a minimum draw weight of 35 pounds. Hand-held releases on bows are allowed. For hunting deer, turkeys or hogs, broadheads must have at least two sharpened edges with minimum width of 7/8 inch. |
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I dont know which looks worse him or me! Well, first you have to tell us which is which. :D Great first hunt of the season. Congratulations. One of the guys killed a big wart covered doe on our lease two years ago. It was a harmless fibrona skin disease caused by a virus. The biologist said themeat was fine, but no one wanted it. |
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Congratulations on the deer. I agree. If there is a possibility of the animal being contaminated, then let them have it for testing. Although deer meat is one of my favorites. Especially when I make Venison Salami... :D
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ORIGINAL: cayugad Congratulations on the deer. I agree. If there is a possibility of the animal being contaminated, then let them have it for testing. Although deer meat is one of my favorites. Especially when I make Venison Salami... :D That sounds good Dave[8D][8D] |
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Nice buck Sax. Congradulations. I am shooting a crossbow this year, and our season opened on Sept 6th, does only. Bucks open Oct 4th. Did they make you use your tag or give you another one?
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