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Scrubber buck (for this year at least)

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by rut, Aug 15, 2009.

  1. rut

    rut Weekend Warrior

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    I was considering trying to arrow this buck this coming season for obvious reasons,but decided I'd let go to grow.

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    rut, Aug 15, 2009
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  3. ISiman/OH

    ISiman/OH Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Yea hes going to be a heck of a rob buck next year, do you think that wound on his leg is affecting the growth on that one side?
     
    ISiman/OH, Aug 15, 2009
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  4. Matt/TN

    Matt/TN Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Yes. That's what they say, an injury to one side of the body will affect the other.
     
    Matt/TN, Aug 15, 2009
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  5. Txjourneyman

    Txjourneyman Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Its a Rob buck!
     
    Txjourneyman, Aug 15, 2009
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  6. rut

    rut Weekend Warrior

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    No,that injury is pretty new.I've got pictures of it while its' rack was growing to the same current configuration without the wound.You guys have to enlighten me on this Rob buck thing.
     
    rut, Aug 15, 2009
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  7. Txjourneyman

    Txjourneyman Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Ask Rob/PA
     
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  8. jmbuckhunter

    jmbuckhunter Grizzled Veteran

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    He's a young deer, if he doesn't have an obvious injury, he should grow out of it.
     
    jmbuckhunter, Aug 15, 2009
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  9. Josh/OH

    Josh/OH Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Don't waste your tag, Rob will kill him for you :D
     
    Josh/OH, Aug 15, 2009
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  10. NCRemington700

    NCRemington700 Weekend Warrior

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    I think even Rob would let that fine specimen walk. :)
     
    NCRemington700, Aug 16, 2009
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  11. gplant

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    He's young. Give him some time.
    That is a Young version of a Rob Buck.:D
     
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  12. Rob / PA

    Rob / PA Grizzled Veteran

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    A very fine specimen in the whitetail line. :D

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  13. HuntingBry

    HuntingBry Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Not only is that a nice progression of Rob bucks, but also a nice progression of how much weight you have lost. Good job bud, you're looking good (meant in the most hetero complimentary way possible).
     
    HuntingBry, Aug 17, 2009
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