Got me a 2-fer!! (Graphic Pics)
#11
Oh, and the scope is a Simmons ProDiamond 4X.
#12
What a hunt. Nice job there.
I was thinking that if I scrolled down a little father in your thread, you were going to say..."oh, by the way. This Coyote came by to eat my two deer I just shot within thirty minutes of each other and Bang! Got it to." LOL
That place your hunting (in the background) looks beautiful.
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I was thinking that if I scrolled down a little father in your thread, you were going to say..."oh, by the way. This Coyote came by to eat my two deer I just shot within thirty minutes of each other and Bang! Got it to." LOL
That place your hunting (in the background) looks beautiful.
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Thanks! I wish your coyote story would have happened .
It is very beautiful country - southeastern Ohio, about 15 miles from West Virginia. My family owns the land- has a nice pond, plenty of wildlife, etc. We've had the land since 2002, and I still pinch myself sometimes to remind myself that this is real.
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Tennessee
Posts: 1,607
That's a nice day in the woods right there!
Looks like both bullets did the job. Just goes to show that a properly placed bullet will cleanly kill deer.
Thanks for sharing!
ps, that would be a good deer where I hunt as well.
Looks like both bullets did the job. Just goes to show that a properly placed bullet will cleanly kill deer.
Thanks for sharing!
ps, that would be a good deer where I hunt as well.
#16
I've been there and done that. Congrat's to you! You have to Shoot em when you see em. Nice Job filling the Freezer! I have a sign on my Frige that says NO BEEF! and another that says "Will Hunt for Food" It Taste so much better when you shoot it.
Again, Congrat's on some Mighty Fine Eatin Venesion!
(BP)
Again, Congrat's on some Mighty Fine Eatin Venesion!
(BP)
#17
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Posts: 10,917
Congrats on the double Smelly. That ten-pointer would be a trophy deer for our piney woods area. Any idea what he weighed?
I've never killed two deer on the same day. Shot two on the same weekend though and had all of the meat processing I wanted to do. I resolved to not do that again unless #2 was a buck that just could not be passed up. With our 75 day season I can afford to pace my harvest.
I've never killed two deer on the same day. Shot two on the same weekend though and had all of the meat processing I wanted to do. I resolved to not do that again unless #2 was a buck that just could not be passed up. With our 75 day season I can afford to pace my harvest.
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Congrats on the double Smelly. That ten-pointer would be a trophy deer for our piney woods area. Any idea what he weighed?
I've never killed two deer on the same day. Shot two on the same weekend though and had all of the meat processing I wanted to do. I resolved to not do that again unless #2 was a buck that just could not be passed up. With our 75 day season I can afford to pace my harvest.
I've never killed two deer on the same day. Shot two on the same weekend though and had all of the meat processing I wanted to do. I resolved to not do that again unless #2 was a buck that just could not be passed up. With our 75 day season I can afford to pace my harvest.
Me & my dad spent at least 8 hours taking care of the meat for both deer. Not something I prefer to repeat anytime soon. We did 36 jars of canned meat, steaks, roasts, burger plus a decent amount to take to the processor for sausage.