7 Bucks In 3 Days!! **PICS**
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Atlanta GA USA
Posts: 71
7 Bucks In 3 Days!! **PICS**
I put my camera out late Tuesday night and checked it today. It had taken over 200 photos with 7 different bucks. Not too bad for a few days worth.
Here is one of the bigger bucks. He seems ahead of the game. Do y'all think he will grow much more or is he about done even though it is only mid June??
This guy seems to have scraped himself up pretty good. Will it affect his rack much?
Kinda Messed Up
Wide Guy
Nice Young Buck
Another Young Guy
Big Guy One Day...
And finally, One For The Ladies...
Here is one of the bigger bucks. He seems ahead of the game. Do y'all think he will grow much more or is he about done even though it is only mid June??
This guy seems to have scraped himself up pretty good. Will it affect his rack much?
Kinda Messed Up
Wide Guy
Nice Young Buck
Another Young Guy
Big Guy One Day...
And finally, One For The Ladies...
#5
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Ponce de Leon Florida USA
Posts: 10,079
RE: 7 Bucks In 3 Days!!
Looks like a lot of deer in the area. I would definitely cull that one with the messed up antlers. Several years ago I shot 4 or 5 with similar racks in my favorite honey hole and since then all of the bucks appear to be even sided.
#8
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Atlanta GA USA
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RE: 7 Bucks In 3 Days!!
It is a leaf river and I love it. It had one little problem with a wire but that is because I had the old mode--now that problem is solved on new models. But, I sent mine back to the shop and they had it fixed and sent back within 5 days. Leaf Rivers are GREAT and vibrashine (company that makes them) is even better. I highly recommend it!
#10
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Atlanta GA USA
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RE: 7 Bucks In 3 Days!!
By the way, I had that buck in my scope last fall but I thought that he was just a young buck. Now looking at those pics, he looks much older. I agree, he needs to be taken before those genes get spread around.