Patience payed off....last hunt of the season!!!!

Stinky_Hooker

Stinky_Hooker

God
I took off work to hunt for the last few days of season. I got this guy at 830 am yesterday.


I watched several bucks walk over the last few weekends and it was WELL worth it.


Thank you Lord!!!


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Hey Stink NICE one.

Is that an Encore I see laying on the deer? I just got one two years ago, and LOVE it. I have three guns in one the 50cal black power, 270, and 375 HH mag.
 
Well done Stinker, did you all save me some deer for next year?

Looks like a nice one, what did the inside spread come to ?
 
Willy I keep deer through the year and usually dont run out till right at the opening of season the folowing year. We eat on it alot.


Inside spread was just shy of 18", G2s were 10 and 11".

I took it to a buddy that has some 200 class whitetails on the wall yesterday and he aged and scored it. He said 5.5YO and scored 127.
 
Whoa Stink, why'd you go pullin on that baby? Man, he's got at least another 3 years before I'd take that deer. Oh well, differen't strokes I guess.........





JUST KIDDIN DUDE! THAT IS A NICE BUCK! :oh::sun:

But, very sad after seeing the pics of him in the bathtub, on the zip line, etc. etc. You two were very close at one time. I really hate to see it end this way.

A tribute smiley in memory of "Bucky"
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That is one nice deer.

Just curious, are the deer in your area natural foregers
or are the corn and other grain fed like here in my area of Pennsylvania?

Oh yeah, BR, I'll bet once Buckey gets mounted he will be put to good use
as a pink thong drying rack.
 
parish,

We plant food plots is the fall for hunting and some soybeans in the summer strictly for nutrition.


Very little large farming crops around the area I hunt, but there is alot of peanut farming throughout the state. Supplemental feeding (corn, grains, etc...) strickly for hunting over is illegal here. You can feed, but not hunt it. Deer here mostly survive off of natural mass crops and browse.
 
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