Late Season NY'er hits the Snow
#1
Lady luck was on my side last night in the late season. I left work around 3:00 got settled in at 3:48 saw some deer headed in from the East a couple minutes later and then caught movement to my right, noticed antler glistening in the sun and saw a 6pt followed by a 4pt followed by a nice 2 year old 130ish 8 but it was the monster at the back of the pack that made my jaw drop, they walked a hedge 75-80 yards out and into the cut corn to within 55 yards where I let the Z5 Omega bark and 40 yards later he was piled up at 3:58. Awesome mass, symmetry, and more importantly he is a good mature 4 1/2-5 year old, one of my best to date and to do it in the late season pumps me up. Not to shabby for a 10 minute hunt although the years worth of preparation is where it all starts and is the ultimate key to success.


#7
Nice buck ,I did the same thing a few years back , Hunted and hunted and let a lot of smaller bucks walk .
Had a snow storm come in in the morning and it snowed all day ,
So I hunted all day , there was 3 days left to the season .
The deer were realy comming out to get to the snow covered acorns .
All of the sudden there he was a big 9 pointer with super mass ,,and a huge neck fallowing a doe .
There was at least 12 deer within 100 yds from me all over the woods when I shot him,,
Like they say its not over till the last day ,,
Had a snow storm come in in the morning and it snowed all day ,
So I hunted all day , there was 3 days left to the season .
The deer were realy comming out to get to the snow covered acorns .
All of the sudden there he was a big 9 pointer with super mass ,,and a huge neck fallowing a doe .
There was at least 12 deer within 100 yds from me all over the woods when I shot him,,
Like they say its not over till the last day ,,
#8
No doubt if you look in relation to his roman nose his bases are almost as wide, he has 7 3/4" bases and 7-6.5" circ. measurements all the way out, his antlers are perfectly round so the mass is unreal, I think a product of a fairly wet summer with lots of green vegetation to munch on.



