Take him or Leave him?
10-31-2006, 09:46 PM
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Ste. Genevieve, Missouri
Posts: 129
Take him or Leave him?
I found a few ground scrapes along food plot and put trail cam up. I got a glimpse of this big guy. Take him or leave him. I was told he would go at least 150+....
11-01-2006, 08:33 AM
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Indiana
Posts: 823
RE: Take him or Leave him?
yea hes around 130s if the other side looks the same and as some spread I would guess him to be around a 3 1/2 maybe 4 1/2 he doesnt seem to have the belly and the look of aolder buck around my area
It all depends on how he matches your area and what you are seeing if this will be you biggest buck and you are not seeing huge buck while on stand
It all depends on how he matches your area and what you are seeing if this will be you biggest buck and you are not seeing huge buck while on stand
11-01-2006, 05:51 PM
#10
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Darien, IL
Posts: 6,744
RE: Take him or Leave him?
2-1/2 right now, about 130/135 IMO. Next year @ 3-1/2 I would guess him to go something like 160 and be a thicker deer.
Question to your question. Did you see him last season? (If you think so - are you really sure?) But if you didn't see him last season, do you think he's gonna hang around to be critiqued next year? Or will he even be around next week? Will he be hit by a car?
Always so much question. And when that deer comes by our stands or blinds there's only a limited time window and shot opportunity. Questions that usuallyneed more time tom ponder than allowed at the moment. Oh what to do?!?!?!
The friggin story of our lives! So much to do and not enough time to do it in! If I do this - what will happen?! If I do that - will it work? If I do nothing - is it the right thing? It's like asking her to marry me all over again! ( huh? did I say something? ) So much to contemplate! So much to evaluate!Should I put him on the plate?
Pretty good deerIMO -good enough for Uncleto squeeze a trigger on.
Question to your question. Did you see him last season? (If you think so - are you really sure?) But if you didn't see him last season, do you think he's gonna hang around to be critiqued next year? Or will he even be around next week? Will he be hit by a car?
Always so much question. And when that deer comes by our stands or blinds there's only a limited time window and shot opportunity. Questions that usuallyneed more time tom ponder than allowed at the moment. Oh what to do?!?!?!
The friggin story of our lives! So much to do and not enough time to do it in! If I do this - what will happen?! If I do that - will it work? If I do nothing - is it the right thing? It's like asking her to marry me all over again! ( huh? did I say something? ) So much to contemplate! So much to evaluate!Should I put him on the plate?
Pretty good deerIMO -good enough for Uncleto squeeze a trigger on.
