Another TN Buck in deer heavan.
09-29-2008, 09:04 PM
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Another TN Buck in deer heavan.
Interesting story, was hunting over some persimmon trees and had this little guy haul ass right up under my stand and into one of my 3 small shooting holes 5 ft from the base of my tree. When he was coming through the woods I thought he was a different deer that I had been seeing. I couldnt see him leave real well and when i got down and looking at the blood my thoughts were one lung. I left the woods an opposite way and got around about 30 minutes later and I saw the deer that I thought he was get up which made me sick. I went to the house and gave him another hour and a half and went back. I started where i saw the deer get up and found nothing and ended up back back at the blood trail which was into a field when I left it. My blood stopped and I got confused, looked around and he was laying in the field not 40 yards from where I shot him, so definately a good outcome. I have some gore pictures from the exit hole of these new broadheads Im shooting, and you would swear its an exit hole from a rifle. I will show you guys and let ya guess what head it is if the consensus allows for some gore 
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09-29-2008, 09:07 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: Another TN Buck in deer heavan.
Congratulations on the buck and welcome to the forums if I missed welcoming you in.
Oh, and here's a great read. http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2990611
Oh, and here's a great read.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2990611
09-29-2008, 09:10 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Another TN Buck in deer heavan.
ORIGINAL: TNBowHuntr
I have some gore pictures from the exit hole of these new broadheads Im shooting, and you would swear its an exit hole from a rifle. I will show you guys and let ya guess what head it is if the consensus allows for some gore.
You mean entrance hole? Cause based on that photo, there is no exit hole. And I will guess Rage heads?
I have some gore pictures from the exit hole of these new broadheads Im shooting, and you would swear its an exit hole from a rifle. I will show you guys and let ya guess what head it is if the consensus allows for some gore
.You mean entrance hole? Cause based on that photo, there is no exit hole. And I will guess Rage heads?
09-29-2008, 09:17 PM
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RE: Another TN Buck in deer heavan.
ORIGINAL: TNBowHuntr
Interesting story, was hunting over some persimmon trees and had this little guy haul ass right up under my stand and into one of my 3 small shooting holes 5 ft from the base of my tree. When he was coming through the woods I thought he was a different deer that I had been seeing. I couldn't see him leave real well and when i got down and looking at the blood my thoughts were one lung. I left the woods an opposite way and got around about 30 minutes later and I saw the deer that I thought he was get up which made me sick. I went to the house and gave him another hour and a half and went back. I started where i saw the deer get up and found nothing and ended up back back at the blood trail which was into a field when I left it. My blood stopped and I got confused, looked around and he was laying in the field not 40 yards from where I shot him, so definitely a good outcome. I have some gore pictures from the exit hole of these new broadheads Im shooting, and you would swear its an exit hole from a rifle. I will show you guys and let ya guess what head it is if the consensus allows for some gore.
Interesting story, was hunting over some persimmon trees and had this little guy haul ass right up under my stand and into one of my 3 small shooting holes 5 ft from the base of my tree. When he was coming through the woods I thought he was a different deer that I had been seeing. I couldn't see him leave real well and when i got down and looking at the blood my thoughts were one lung. I left the woods an opposite way and got around about 30 minutes later and I saw the deer that I thought he was get up which made me sick. I went to the house and gave him another hour and a half and went back. I started where i saw the deer get up and found nothing and ended up back back at the blood trail which was into a field when I left it. My blood stopped and I got confused, looked around and he was laying in the field not 40 yards from where I shot him, so definitely a good outcome. I have some gore pictures from the exit hole of these new broadheads Im shooting, and you would swear its an exit hole from a rifle. I will show you guys and let ya guess what head it is if the consensus allows for some gore
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