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Good East Central MN buck found dead

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by MN/Kyle, Jan 9, 2009.

  1. MN/Kyle

    MN/Kyle Die Hard Bowhunter

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    This buck was found dead about 10 miles west of our farm. It was found by a family friend, with two rifle wounds in the rear hams. Here are a few pictures. It was brought to me to score, and to give it to my best friend who does Euro mounts. I will post the score when I get around to it. Thought I'd share.

    He has good tine length, and carries his mass all the way out. A shame he had to die and not be recovered.

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  2. Fitz

    Fitz Legendary Woodsman

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    Man, thats too bad. Beautiful Buck! Makes my stomach turn when they are wounded and not recovered.
     
  3. ILLUSION HUNTER

    ILLUSION HUNTER Weekend Warrior

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    Too bad he wasn't recovered. Nice to see that MN still has big bucks around. Where I live nobody seems to practice deer management so big bucks are hard to find. Great pics :)
     
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    Man that is a nice one. I don't understand why people shoot but then don't track. I was out hunting a couple of weekends ago and came across a blood trail that looked fairly new. Maybe the night before or that morning. So just out of curiosity I started tracking. Found where it bedded down, but to my surprise no human prints following this thing. It went across a highway to a pine woods section. From there I stopped because I had to set up a hunting blind for me & my son that afternoon. But I just don't get it. You shoot it, but don't look for it? What the heck is with that? I always assume people looked for what they shoot.
     
  5. MN/Kyle

    MN/Kyle Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Scored out at 144 and my buddy had him at 144 1/8th. Pictures don't do this boy justice.
     
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    that is too bad but at least you found it and can give it a proper home...
     

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