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You won't believe this
From an Email I got
You will not believe the story on this one, I didn't either until Isaw the pics. This kid was coming from the woods after hunting the morning on his Grandpas farm. I believe Jennings Co. Indiana. As hewas walking back to the house he sees this Monster buck fighting with a concrete statue. He walks up to it and shoots but hits it in theleg, the deer runs about 50 yds away and stops. I guess he decidedthat he was goingto go back and whip this concrete deers butt. He turns around andtakesa dead run at the statue crashing in to it, the deer knocks himselfoutand the statue falls on his head pinning him down. The kid knocksanother arrow and shoots the deer, in the picture it looks like twice. Anyway as you can see by the pics he killed the deer and supposedlythisdeer green scored around 230". If that is correct and they allow itasabow kill this will be the new state record for archery. The currentrecord in P & Y is 221.     I fricton quit[&:] |
RE: You won't believe this
WOW, I need a bigger yard.
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Hey bro..this went about 20 pages back when it first appeared.
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damn.
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I tell ya......
These patriarchs of the forest are truly wiley. It's a miracle we ever kill one of these giant mature deer. |
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wow...hopefully that concrete didn't break any of his points off. Great buck and very interesting story...
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A concreat structure and the deer didn't even break a tine? One mean deer:D.
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surely an awesome deer
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ORIGINAL: GMMAT I tell ya...... These patriarchs of the forest are truly wiley. It's a miracle we ever kill one of these giant mature deer. |
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I guess the kid gets credit for the kill, but does the statue at least get points for the takedown? Great story.
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