You Call The Shots III
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: in the woods or on the water...
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Weapon:Compound Bow
Range:30 yards
Conditions: Dusk; light snow
Winds: WindLight Wind in your face
The Scoop: It is late bow season and this buck Just came up from his bedding area toget somefood. You only have one day left in the season. He should present a perfect 30 yard shot. You've been practicing all summer and it's time. Do you wait for another to come by tomorrow?
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Range:30 yards
Conditions: Dusk; light snow
Winds: WindLight Wind in your face
The Scoop: It is late bow season and this buck Just came up from his bedding area toget somefood. You only have one day left in the season. He should present a perfect 30 yard shot. You've been practicing all summer and it's time. Do you wait for another to come by tomorrow?
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Take what you can get.. seasons almost over.. you pass him up you will be kicking yourself after nothing else shows up.. besides not sure bout you guys but i usually only eat the meat.. rarely ever do i chomp on the horns..
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Hurley, NY
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Not sure.. that is a beautiful deer.. he looks a bit young. you have to think what if there is a guy sitting over the hill from me? what would he do? This deer is one of those "borderline shooters".... I would be satisfied with a picture and let him go.
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Gainesvegas, Georgia
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Take him!
Take him!
However, It would take a few seconds to make my mind up that he WAS a shooter, but after those few...POW
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I would wait for him to turn a little more so his near front leg is completely out of the way...then I'd take him. I've practiced long and hard with my bow....I know I can make the shot count.