2-different or the same 1????-bullet hole???
09-07-2008, 10:15 PM
#1
Nontypical Buck
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2-different or the same 1????-bullet hole???
I am looking for everyones opinion on (2)questions?
(1)Is this two different bucks?
(2)Does that appear to be a bullet hole or just a wound of some sort?
I fear the worst for the buck with a hole in his gut because this was his second and last time that this guy has showed up in front of my camera. What a shame if he is dead.
(1)Is this two different bucks?
(2)Does that appear to be a bullet hole or just a wound of some sort?
I fear the worst for the buck with a hole in his gut because this was his second and last time that this guy has showed up in front of my camera. What a shame if he is dead.
09-07-2008, 10:40 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: 2-different or the same 1????-bullet hole???
Those are 2 different bucks. Look at the right G4, the second bucks is longer, and back further on the beam. I'm not sure what that hole is, but I doubt He'll die from it it looks like its healed over already.
09-08-2008, 04:41 AM
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RE: 2-different or the same 1????-bullet hole???
2 different bucks...........plus the 1st pic was on 8/14/08 @ 09:20 and the 2nd pic was 8/14/08 09:38. If the deer was shot through the guts he would not be back at the mineral lick/food within an 18 minute period.......he would be bedded up somewhere hurting...
09-08-2008, 10:35 AM
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RE: 2-different or the same 1????-bullet hole???
Looks the same to me and I don't even think it is a wound looks like a burdack if you ask me, he picked it off and got some munchies. Not all deer look perfectly groom you know.
09-09-2008, 05:59 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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RE: 2-different or the same 1????-bullet hole???
I'm not proud of it, but i made a poorly placed bow shot on a buck last seasonwith a grim reaper three blade mechanical broadhead.the arrow passed cleanly through too high and too far back
.several days later i saw that deer with a group of does,bearing tufts exactly like those in the pictures! he was no worse for wear and was moving and feeding normally!.he would occasionally lick at the wounds,but otherwise showed no discomfort.I chose not to harvest the buck,as he had cheated his demise once, he earned his survival.this experience taught me a valuable lesson about shooting form and shot placement.(when you stop learning you stop living!).i think my signature line says it all!!.
.several days later i saw that deer with a group of does,bearing tufts exactly like those in the pictures! he was no worse for wear and was moving and feeding normally!.he would occasionally lick at the wounds,but otherwise showed no discomfort.I chose not to harvest the buck,as he had cheated his demise once, he earned his survival.this experience taught me a valuable lesson about shooting form and shot placement.(when you stop learning you stop living!).i think my signature line says it all!!.
09-09-2008, 09:29 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: 2-different or the same 1????-bullet hole???
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Looks the same to me and I don't even think it is a wound looks like a burdack if you ask me, he picked it off and got some munchies. Not all deer look perfectly groom you know.
Looks the same to me and I don't even think it is a wound looks like a burdack if you ask me, he picked it off and got some munchies. Not all deer look perfectly groom you know.