Jay Gregory Splitter Buck
10-13-2007, 08:55 PM
#43
Fork Horn
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RE: Jay Gregory Splitter Buck
the way these guys "grow there deer" its about as close to a canned hunt as you can get without high fences. either they manufacture property to get bucks like this or they pay someone to let them hunt were the owner has done the same thing. id be impressed if these guys came out to NEPA or NY and hunted public or even private land and shot something nice. id bet they couldnt do it. when they start shooting big buck in areas where there not easy to come by then ill care.
10-13-2007, 11:23 PM
#46
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Jay Gregory Splitter Buck
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Awesome is the term he'd over use. 
That is a tremendous buck regardless of who shot it.
Thanks Mike for showing us.
I agree Justin, and when is it just because your on TV that your an "expert". I hate that DB commercial when it says, "hunt like the experts, Tami, kids name, and Jay Gregory"...I mean comon Tami and the kid are "experts" now that they are on TV?
Anyhow, I digress. Impressive deer, very impressive and I agree Germ, Matt, your seeing a leaf.
ORIGINAL: HNIJustin
Awesome deer, it's just too bad I'll have to fast forward through two hours of his wife and kid hunting on the next DVD before I get to see what I'm really after.
Awesome deer, it's just too bad I'll have to fast forward through two hours of his wife and kid hunting on the next DVD before I get to see what I'm really after.
That is a tremendous buck regardless of who shot it.
Thanks Mike for showing us. I agree Justin, and when is it just because your on TV that your an "expert". I hate that DB commercial when it says, "hunt like the experts, Tami, kids name, and Jay Gregory"...I mean comon Tami and the kid are "experts" now that they are on TV?
Anyhow, I digress. Impressive deer, very impressive and I agree Germ, Matt, your seeing a leaf.
Amazing deer.
Is it true that he shoots a black mathews because he is a Mossy Oak guy? Or am I way of base?
Did he ever mention in his shows that he shoots a "Montana Black Gold" sight
10-14-2007, 06:51 AM
#47
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Jay Gregory Splitter Buck
Is it true that he shoots a black mathews because he is a Mossy Oak guy? Or am I way of base?
10-14-2007, 10:24 AM
#48
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RE: Jay Gregory Splitter Buck
ORIGINAL: Bradkoz
the way these guys "grow there deer" its about as close to a canned hunt as you can get without high fences. either they manufacture property to get bucks like this or they pay someone to let them hunt were the owner has done the same thing. id be impressed if these guys came out to NEPA or NY and hunted public or even private land and shot something nice. id bet they couldnt do it. when they start shooting big buck in areas where there not easy to come by then ill care.
the way these guys "grow there deer" its about as close to a canned hunt as you can get without high fences. either they manufacture property to get bucks like this or they pay someone to let them hunt were the owner has done the same thing. id be impressed if these guys came out to NEPA or NY and hunted public or even private land and shot something nice. id bet they couldnt do it. when they start shooting big buck in areas where there not easy to come by then ill care.
It's guys like you that give bowhunters a bad name.
You don't know the guy but you choose to bash him for no reason. He manages his own land, works hard, hunts smart, and knows how to shoot big bucks and you seem to have a problem with this.
It would be better if you just said congrats or say nothing at all.
That thing is insane. What a buck!
