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Old 01-06-2016, 08:55 PM
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Wow! Great looking Mule deer!
This is a couple pictures of today's hunt in NW PA. I took the trusty sling shot and a hand full of iron ore pellets. We headed for my daughters 95 acre wood lot. Brent dropped me on the west side of the lot. We have had deer close to standers 4 different times on this same drive. I was beginning to think I had the drive set up wrong. This time was the ticket. I pushed three deer right into my friends lap.
Brent had a good steady rest for the smoke pole, and he stopped the deer at 25 yards with a soft whistle.
I was south of him about 200 yards, when I heard the 50 cal go off.
The big doe went about 50 yards and would have stayed there but Brent moved up the track and jumped her. I got there and it was not hard to find the deer about 75 yards off.
I get a kick out of getting deer moving and having someone on the other end! Its always a good day to get one of these on the ground this late in the season. We had about 1 hour in this hunt. Somedays you just get lucky!

Brent and his nice 150 lb + doe: He just got this Traditions front loader a couple weeks before Christmas. Looks like it works.


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Congrats on the mule head!!
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Old 01-06-2016, 09:06 PM
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Todd,
I was more pleased than Brent I think. Although he was shaking a little!
Three more days and our late archery and flintlock is over. Still plenty of time!
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I was more pleased than Brent I think. Although he was shaking a little!
Three more days and our late archery and flintlock is over. Still plenty of time!
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Very true Chris. Now it's your turn. Send Brent through the brush and you wait for the deer.
That's a slob of a mule head. 150#? I've had to of killed over 50 does in my life and only one time hit 150#. Now that was honest to goodness 150# on a scale too.
I've talked to many guys who've killed then 160-170, but never had them weighed...
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Todd,
I may have guessed a little heavy? Brent said it was 108# field dressed at the butcher shop. So maybe around 140 live weight.
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I may have guessed a little heavy? Brent said it was 108# field dressed at the butcher shop. So maybe around 140 live weight.
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Ahhhh, I can see clearly now the rain has gone...
I was talking dressed weight, not live weight. We've been averaging here the last five years 95#-125# dressed on our does with a once and a very great while 130-135.
EITHER way, meat in the freezer...
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A friends trail camera from the UP Michigan. I would have loved to see the outcome of this one.
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That is a cool owl picture! Thanks!
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A friends trail camera from the UP Michigan. I would have loved to see the outcome of this one.
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Cool picture, but I saw that on the interweb like two months ago...
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Cool picture, but I saw that on the interweb like two months ago...
If you did, then it was him sharing the photo? It was taken in September at his bait stand for bears & deer.

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Got a picture of this big "dog" behind the house. First one of the year... Yeah, I know it's only January.
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