trmaker

I was setting in my stand today and was there about 30 minutes. I noticed movement off to my left and saw a nice 8 point coming in. At about 60 yrds, he starts acting kinda funny. His walk gets all rigged and he starts swaying his head. To me it looked like a classic threat pose. So I start looking around and sure enough a beautiful 10 point is comning off the ridge to my right. This buck is about 45 yrds off. I set there and watched these two clash antlers. paw dirt. And thrash the crap out of everything around my stand for 30 minutes or more...I lost track. Several times they were within 20 yds of me. I set and watched this and totally forgot that I had my bow in my hands. After the whole yr of scouting and hoping for the shot, I set and watched these two disappear their seperate ways without ever drawing back the bow. You know what I aint sad about not getting in the shot at all. Wow, what a evening. This ever happen to anyone else?

webejonesin2

sorry to say no, but WOW thats sure sounds awesome. truly cooll..

Tree climber

never had anything like that happen to me. sounds fun though,would loved to have watched something like that.it would have been great to have a camcorder.

trmaker

I wish I had a camcorder too. That would have been something to show. But then again, with my luck I would have forgot to turn it on LOL.

A5Mag12

I agree, the memory you got from this hunt is far greater than any thing else. It it a shame you didn' t have some type of cam. though.

joeturse

I once saw two six pointers sparring,but what you saw had to be awesome.

Joe

Duse500

It was a sunday 2-3 weeks ago, so I was creeping around in the woods.I' m watching deer eat off at a plot when my Girlfriend beeps me(NEXTEL).They all spook and take off.
The 6 and the 8 pointer went in the same direction for 20 yards then decide to have at it right then and there it was a nasty brawl and the 6 is now a 3.