cuernos1

WOW... 45-14= 31 yrs no accidental kills... luck or just do what is right?? I opt for the second... Brown and down mentality... no other excuse.....

Coalcracker

No, that that back in the 60's and 70's, you know when hunters hunted from the ground. Now hunters ambush them from the air, so I guess it's possible for your explantion to happen.

sproulman

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On two occasions while doe hunting, in the past, I had harvested the deer that I wasn't aiming at. While squeezing the trigger another deer stepped into the line of fire. This accounted for one of my two button buck kills.

I'd give this hunter the benefit of the doubt, these things can and do happen.
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Buck Hunter 1

Button bucks maybe, not rackedbuck or doe! We have a toilet seat in our camp for button shooters that their pictures stay in there until the next year! Good reminder fpor all!

bluebird2

What are the chances of killing a future BB if you harvest an adult doe that is bred and will produce twins?Then, what are the chances of harvesting a BB if you shoot the first legal antlerless deer you see?

BTBowhunter

The chances of killing a Button Buck are evidently 5 out 0f 6 if you hunt with Bluebird2 and company

bluebird2

Wrong again. We haven't killed a BB since 2001!!

BTBowhunter

Oh excuse me, that was your alias deerfly wasn't it?

livbucks

No..that was Deaddeer.
Your getting them mixed up again, Bob.
Try to keep them organized in a timeline, makes it simpler.

BTBowhunter

I stand corrected. You are right Greg. My only excuse is that there are so many AKA's for this guy that it's easy to get confused!