My PA 10 pt. (pics)
 

I've already posted the link to the pics of my 10 pt. taken in PA on the second monday of gun season...but since I'm so proud of finally taking my first buck and this is the other forum I'm constantly reading...I'll post the link here for yall to check it out!

http://geocities.com/evan_winstead/index.html

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That's a great PA buck. Congrats.

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very nice buck looks alot like the one i took this year on video i hope il bow man has the video ready soon

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real nice buck what part of Pa did you get it? was is private or public ground? what caliber of gun did you use?

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Thats a beauty!!!

PRACTICE....PRACTICE....PRACTICE......SUCCESS!

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nice buck great rack

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Great buck way to go.

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Now that's a keeper for sure!! Super PA buck!!<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

&quot;Spring Season....the Best&quot;!!!

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Thanks guys! Thanks for posting the pics on here too! I got him in Blair County right outside of Altoona, at the bottom of Wopsononick Mountain with my Rem 30-06 Model 700. It was taken on the second monday of the season around 4:40 in the evening. I had watched him in archery season a few times but could never get him close enough for a shot. Luckily after watching a bunch of deer all afternoon and grunting...he followed a doe within 30 yards of me. I was jumpin' outta my boots when I walked up to him and saw he was a 10 point with an 18 and a half inch spread!

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Thanks guys! Thanks for posting the pics on here too! I got him in Blair County right outside of Altoona, at the bottom of Wopsononick Mountain with my Rem 30-06 Model 700. It was taken on the second monday of the season around 4:40 in the evening. I had watched him in archery season a few times but could never get him close enough for a shot. Luckily after watching a bunch of deer all afternoon and grunting...he followed a doe within 30 yards of me. I was jumpin' outta my boots when I walked up to him and saw he was a 10 point with an 18 and a half inch spread!
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A Beauty! More of those to come under the new rules!??!!!

beprepn - just east of Monroeville.