I took a 131 buck and a doe for the contest last season. I usually shoot a buck every year, just not many over that 130 mark. Doe are no problem, usually shoot 3 - 6 every year. Sent from my SM-S901U using Tapatalk
Up here I'm in a one tag buck-only portion of the state. If miraculously I should tag out early, there's a chance that I could head to our place in Northern WI and try and shoot a 2nd deer there. I'm good for moral support and team logo creating though
I got a 135” 10 last year. Did not get a doe I shot my buck on my grandpa 40 acre property. Tried to get a doe off some public spots that I tried out. Came close but just couldn’t quite get one in range
That shocked me. You have been pretty consistent on getting a buck. And they are usually really big. Hopefully that mean you just have more targets this year. Sent from my SM-S901U using Tapatalk
I was out biking on some public last night and saw the first buck starting to shed its velvet. He was a good 10 pt also. Biggest in the group. Sent from my SM-S901U using Tapatalk
We are just southwest of chatfield! Seesh, youre way up in the sticks, beautiful area uo there though
I shot a buck and a doe last year. The buck had half his rack busted off and had 8 scorable points on that side and two broken off tines
Reference the team name…I agree with Holt And as a reminder I will be out of the country from Sunday until the 14th of September. Cell phone service will be spotty but I’ll do my best to check in Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes, it wasn’t for a lack of trying though. Had my bow off the hook three different times on 150-160 class deer but just couldn’t get the bow and camera lined up at the same time. Here is a quick video of the last one that went sideways on me last year….. had this guy under 10 yards two different times last year and just couldn’t make it happen. https://youtube.com/shorts/3p6YVpu1icU?si=Ox3rWWdzdV-wipob
I like 4titude also. Here's the buck I came closest to last year. He's been bouncing between a 10 & 11 the last few years.
Between my move into town and my new job, I'll have less time in the woods, but it's been a blast hunting and exploring new spots.