Been a while....I've taken a couple since I last posted.
11-20-2013, 07:03 PM
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 123
Hearty, and heartfelt congratulations. Those are IMPRESSIVE.
You've got to be significantly North of here; there are no wolves in my neck of the woods, and those deer are far and away larger than anything around here.
I am green with envy, but very happy for you.
You've got to be significantly North of here; there are no wolves in my neck of the woods, and those deer are far and away larger than anything around here.
I am green with envy, but very happy for you.
11-21-2013, 04:28 AM
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Onslow County, NC
Posts: 1,856
thats a good sized yote, you must definitely be either towards the center of the state or up north near the VA boarder. The bucks here in down east NC are slightly smaller very difficult to find one of those sizes.
11-21-2013, 05:14 AM
#5
Dominant Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location:
Posts: 21,043
The top buck (killed in 2012) only scored in the low 100's. But, he was a nice 3.5yo that was 21" inside and had a horse of a body.
The bottom buck was killed on Tuesday of this week (about 15mi. from my normal hunting grounds). He taped out at a little over 120" and is my second biggest to-date. I've only seen one bigger than him in nearly 10yrs of hunting my area. I've seen others take bigger deer, but they're obviously doing it better than I.
I'm in the foothills region, close to W-Salem. I rarely hunt anywhere else.
I killed two yotes the morning I took that one. He (the small male in the photo) was the best looking one of the two. He'll go on the wall in a full-body mount in a few months.
The bottom buck was killed on Tuesday of this week (about 15mi. from my normal hunting grounds). He taped out at a little over 120" and is my second biggest to-date. I've only seen one bigger than him in nearly 10yrs of hunting my area. I've seen others take bigger deer, but they're obviously doing it better than I.
I'm in the foothills region, close to W-Salem. I rarely hunt anywhere else.
I killed two yotes the morning I took that one. He (the small male in the photo) was the best looking one of the two. He'll go on the wall in a full-body mount in a few months.
Nice to hear from you. It looks like you've been busy during your absence. Nice looking animals. 
