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Old 11-11-2013, 01:07 PM
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Got this Saturday morning.
24" wide and 175 lbs. after field dress.
Wow, nice buck
What did you do, hit it in the top of the left leg, looks like a wound.
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Wow! Nice buck! Congrats!
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Old 11-11-2013, 09:51 PM
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Shot this buck that walked in. First time I have seen it

185 dressed, with 16 inch inside spread. The antler thickness was massive

Taxidermist aged the deer and said the back molars were worn down almost completely. Estimated 5 year old

thanks for looking!

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Shot this buck that walked in. First time I have seen it

185 dressed, with 16 inch inside spread. The antler thickness was massive

Taxidermist aged the deer and said the back molars were worn down almost completely. Estimated 5 year old

thanks for looking!

Nice buck and congrats!
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Congrats on the nice buck!
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Old 11-12-2013, 06:45 AM
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Very nice buck!

As far as my deer on the wound. Yes that is where the arrow exited.
It was a terrible shot. I think I got one of his main arteries going to his heart, because he just bled out. The good news was that he ran towards the truck and I only had to drag him about 20 feet to mowed grass.
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Very nice buck!

As far as my deer on the wound. Yes that is where the arrow exited.
It was a terrible shot. I think I got one of his main arteries going to his heart, because he just bled out. The good news was that he ran towards the truck and I only had to drag him about 20 feet to mowed grass.
I scrolled back a page and just saw your buck! Wow that is a huge spread!
Conrats! I had a double lung shot but my arrow never exited. perhaps expanding broadhead troubles

The 400 grain carbon shaft snapped off inside deer. Was a very quick kill and found him 25yards in thicket
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Got this Saturday morning.
24" wide and 175 lbs. after field dress.
A hum-dinger, great spread.

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Shot this buck that walked in. First time I have seen it

185 dressed, with 16 inch inside spread. The antler thickness was massive

Taxidermist aged the deer and said the back molars were worn down almost completely. Estimated 5 year old

thanks for looking!



Another mighty fine deer. Wow!

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