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07-13-2006 | 05:44 AM

#31

GR8atta2d

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From: North Lima Ohio & Clarion Pa

RE: Would ya?

Hey buddy since we live so close to each other, tell me where this is taken at. I would love to get some nice buck in velvet pics on my camera.

07-13-2006 | 06:42 AM

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trytan74

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From: East Liverpool, OH,

RE: Would ya?

Very nice pic. He got great potetial for both this yr and next yr. but I got to admit if he gets alittle my hieght I would be very hardstrung to pass him up. Good luck this season and hope he graces his wonderful self infront of your stand.

BTW mahoningbuck I live about 40 mins south of you need to get together and shot sometime.

Trytan

07-13-2006 | 06:47 AM

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labhunter

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From: Woodstock, MD

RE: Would ya?

Keep getting pics and lets see him in late August. Then ask the question again. Thats is a great looking buck and I would hope there are others around w/ the same genetics. If you have the ability to keep track of him you will have a monster on your hands next year.

07-13-2006 | 06:50 AM

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njbuck22

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From: New Jersey

RE: Would ya?

It all depends on what you think. I know that where i hunt, that would be a beauty and a 100 grain spitfire would be on its way ASAP. Now if i knew there were larger bucks in the area i would let him go to grow for another year. He is a great buck though.

07-13-2006 | 08:00 AM

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GMMAT

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RE: Would ya?

You know.....Even though he's quite SUBSTANTIALLY larger than any deer I'll ever see in my area of NC....I'd let him walk. I'm an expert at these type of things, too. See my qualifications, below.

Jeff
(I used tonail Pam Anderson, too.....and I let her walk. Brilliant!)