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Great hunt in wmz 15 with some good buddies...been hunting hard for this deer...a deer that was selflesy shown to us by a fellow member of MOD...





I do my best to video but on this night, I watched it all unfold in my bino's from about 600 yards...could see the impacts before I could hear the shots...a tremendous 300 yard poke on this rutting Jumbotron-as he was deemed. I haven't seen a shot like that in a long time...congrats again bro! You made up for the 30 yard miss with the muzzleloader!




Bearhunter wrote at 11-09-2011 - 09:34 PM :
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I took my 89 year old grandfather out to see the house he grew up in on the weekend. We also stopped by his uncles old house which was a little worse for wear. I heard lots of old stories during the day. I think he really enjoyed himself.

First thing we saw when we pulled up to the old house was a nice moose walking right by it.


Grandpa by the house ( there were 10 Kids raised in this little house, we are definately spoiled today)




A couple of just the house





It was also the last time the cattle will be brought home at the Matador Farming Pool













Buckfeverphoto wrote at 10-17-2011 - 10:56 PM :
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You know the saying, it was meant to be? Well mix that in with a bit of horseshoe luck and I think that pretty much describes this hunt. I was sitting in the stand first thing in the morning (after nearly having a heart attack after realizing that big blob moving the dark was only a porcupine) on the first day of my hunt and I wasn't really expecting to fill my tag yet. With the light came a few does and fawns and it was some entertainment to see some deer moving. About 8:00, I see a buck come out from the bushes and into the meadow. This guy was on a mission! Head down, he was moving quickly towards my stand. I was seriously thinking, this guy isn't really going to come right towards me, is he!? Sure enough though, soon he was heading down the trail that went directly in front of me. He went behind some brush and I drew my bow back and moments later, there he was...only 10 yards in front of me!! I let the arrow fly and knew I had hit him! We waited it out for a bit and started tracking the heavy blood trail. Less than 200 yards away we stumbled upon him - it was one of the same bucks we had seen for the first time in that area a couple weeks back which had made it sort of even more special. We knew it was the same buck because his one side was all wonky - definitely a one of a kind! The other guys had hunted the area for about two weeks straight and hadn't had one chance at anything they really wanted to shoot, and here I am, first day and I tagged out on my first archery deer! I couldn't be more proud of this deer and just think he is so unique! You can't really tell from the pics, but his skull plate isn't straight either so I am not sure if that's what caused his one side to be like that or not. It was definitely a weekend I won't soon forget It was also my boyfriends birthday that weekend and he said that being a part of my first archery whitetail was one of the best birthday presents he ever receieved



exxtreme_outdoors wrote at 10-03-2011 - 01:58 AM :
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First night in the blind and all went as planned.
First couple pics are the first time we seen him, snapped some pics throught
the spotting scope. After that moved a camera around until we knew exactly what he was doing. He came in perfectly the first evening and a PX2
worked flawlessly on him. Video camera was in the blind, but shit went down rather fast, unfortunately no video.

















jpdck83 wrote at 09-02-2011 - 11:17 AM :
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Well we just got back from a 8 day Elk hunt that was unreal for seeing elk.My brother and I have shot many elk with the bows so we decided to only take bigger bulls this year.We had passed on many spikers as well nice smaller bulls all week with the action steady every day.I myself saw a huge bull Sat evening with some cows and only could get within 100 yards of him.I seen the same bull for a couple days after and then never spotted him all week.Passed on a nice 5 x 5 middle of week but we had our hearts set out for the big boys.On Weds night my brother called this bull into shooting range of 22 yards with a perfect pass threw lung shot.Bull went maybe 100 yards and was done.Going back Friday to try and click on the big Boy!!!



BUGLE wrote at 08-29-2011 - 04:45 PM :
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