found this guy taking a long nap in the back of the ranger
Why put the tongue back in his mouth?
Steve
Caught a glimpse of one a week ago for just a second on my windshield. Inconsiderate thing left my windshield covered with snot as $4,500 worth of body damage on the drivers side of the car
James Fleming, post: 456697, member: 136 wrote: Caught a glimpse of one a week ago for just a second on my windshield. Inconsiderate thing left my windshield covered with snot as $4,500 worth of body damage on the drivers side of the car
Who was at fault?
Jim in AZ, post: 456699, member: 249 wrote: Who was at fault?
I was the victim...the deer t-boned me.
eddycreek, post: 456694, member: 501 wrote:
Whitetail,,,,5 point,,,,nice
Ironic Gun Rack, Grand Prize!
MightyMoe, post: 456702, member: 700 wrote: Whitetail,,,,5 point,,,,nice
For a Whitetail that would be a 10 point. Is a nice buck!
Jules J., post: 456711, member: 444 wrote: For a Whitetail that would be a 10 point. Is a nice buck!
Actually 11pt. Cant see in pic but right brow tine is forked.
Out in the West, I believe this is considered a 4 point...
It is CERTAINLY a nice buck. Odd how some deer end up hitting the front of trucks, and some end up in the bed of trucks.
ppm, post: 456724, member: 6808 wrote: Out in the West, I believe this is considered a 4 point...
It is CERTAINLY a nice buck. Odd how some deer end up hitting the front of trucks, and some end up in the bed of trucks.
And then there is this.
http://m.fox19.com/clip/13902956/39-point-buck-bagged-in-mo
I've been told the secret to success to obtaining huge racks is to capture the rascal and castrate him. The rack never sheds so continues to grow. Apparently this is common practice by certain pay-hunting businesses. I find it to be abhorrent.
Your competition.....
Holy Cow, post: 456817, member: 50 wrote: I've been told the secret to success to obtaining huge racks is to capture the rascal and castrate him. The rack never sheds so continues to grow. Apparently this is common practice by certain pay-hunting businesses. I find it to be abhorrent.
I've never heard that but I agree. That sounds abhorrent. I've always enjoyed hunting, but almost always I ate what I killed and have never paid to hunt (other than the license of course).
Holy Cow, post: 456817, member: 50 wrote: I've been told the secret to success to obtaining huge racks is to capture the rascal and castrate him. The rack never sheds so continues to grow. Apparently this is common practice by certain pay-hunting businesses. I find it to be abhorrent.
Was told by a guy who should know that the best way to insure big racks is to feed soybeans thru the winter months after all the fields are shelled. They are already working on a 25 acre alfalfa field next to the house. I counted 35 in it at one time the last time I cut it.
