Birthday buck
12-01-2007, 06:24 PM
#22
Join Date: Oct 2007
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RE: Birthday buck
ORIGINAL: Steve863
Two or three miles should be no problem for a young person. If you had offered to carry your girlfriend part of the way she probably would have been even more impressed and you might have "scored" bigger points with her than you did by shooting that buck!
Well, this wasnt just a couple hundred yards from the house. more like two or three miles. Im pretty sure that most people would use the four wheeler even with a deer on it instead of trailing behind for a couple miles.
Just shut up steve whats it matter to you
12-02-2007, 05:46 AM
#23
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Hillsdale,IN
Posts: 552
RE: Birthday buck
ORIGINAL: camohunter1992
Just shut up steve whats it matter to you
ORIGINAL: Steve863
Two or three miles should be no problem for a young person. If you had offered to carry your girlfriend part of the way she probably would have been even more impressed and you might have "scored" bigger points with her than you did by shooting that buck!
Well, this wasnt just a couple hundred yards from the house. more like two or three miles. Im pretty sure that most people would use the four wheeler even with a deer on it instead of trailing behind for a couple miles.
Just shut up steve whats it matter to you
-I have him it the taxidermist right now and I wont be able to see him by August he said. I will have forgot what he looked like
. He also raised his price from $300 to $400, but I will have plenty of time to save that money since I dont have to pay untill I pick it up.
12-02-2007, 02:16 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Posts: 180
RE: Birthday buck
Roadkillwarrior is my best friend. Trust me none of us could keep up with him walking in the woods. You should see some of the hills and brush he has to go through while hunting. That is a hard earned deer with a lot of time into getting him. I am glad your the one who putthat buck down. You earned it.
