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rockport 11-15-2013 10:33 AM


Originally Posted by NEhomer (Post 4098363)
Looks great but holy smokes that one would have been a full mount hanging on my wall!

I assume you already have one or two of those.

Yeah, I have 6

I just got these 2 back a few months ago

and


I have one more that is bigger than the new one and 2 that are smaller but they are my first buck and my first bow buck.

Doughboy2 11-22-2013 04:47 AM

Nice deer..

early in 11-22-2013 07:33 AM

Rockport, what state do you hunt? Great looking bucks!

Grawlix 11-22-2013 08:01 AM

That has got to be very satisfying.

Congratulations :)

Bible_Man 11-22-2013 08:28 AM

Congrats! Happy you found him.

rockport 11-23-2013 12:52 AM


Originally Posted by early in (Post 4100573)
Rockport, what state do you hunt? Great looking bucks!

Thanks I'M in Illinois. I shot a reel good deer yesterday morrning 170ish with an 8 inch drop tine. I will have pictutes up soon

NEhomer 11-23-2013 04:30 AM

NEhomer's mood.

*Hiker* 11-24-2013 03:19 AM

Good job on your buck.

Mojotex 11-24-2013 04:35 AM

Very nice buck and great job of tracking by you and your buddy.

Your comment about the gut plugging the exit hole and blocking leakage is one for folks that do not have a lot of hunting experience should try to remember. This is not unusual for a "quartering towards" shot, especially an archery shot made from an elevated position, such as tree stand.

rockport 11-24-2013 06:39 AM


Originally Posted by Mojotex (Post 4101059)
Very nice buck and great job of tracking by you and your buddy.

Your comment about the gut plugging the exit hole and blocking leakage is one for folks that do not have a lot of hunting experience should try to remember. This is not unusual for a "quartering towards" shot, especially an archery shot made from an elevated position, such as tree stand.

It doesn't take much of a quarter either. The angle seems to always be more than I thought.


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