Trophy Does!

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  1. Justin

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    Digging back through old pics I found these gems. Graf may have me beat in the antler department but I guarantee I've killed bigger does than he has. :lol:

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    These are some COWS!!!!
     
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    Wow. Those are huge
     
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    what kind of weight we talking on these booners??
     
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    Those look like cow elk!
     
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    Back to the bowtech days?
     
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    Huge!! Like Aroid does!!
     
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    Those are true nanny does there. Cows.
     
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    Damn, Jz.
     
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    Wait were you deer hunting or cow hunting? Those suckers are huge!

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    Shooter does!!!
     
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    Monster does right their! I can only remember 1 doe that was of that similar size that I saw and it was before I even started bowhunting. It was when my dad would take me with him and I would sit and watch from a stand about 20 yards away. I'll never forget it because this doe was a beast and was more than likely pushing 200 pounds
     
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    Those are some big ol nannys! I shot one 160lb once in NY... that was the biggest doe I've ever seen.
     

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  15. ruteger

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    It's hilarious you talk smack to Todd on the show about his quest for a trophy doe and then one-up him on the forum. Haha, nice job

    I can see Todd's quest for a "trophy doe" being renewed after your post.
     
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    Boone and Crockett does right there!!!! You sure those aren't cows?
     
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    How do you stop those when you draw your bow?

    "Mooooo"
     
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    haha thats great, Justin! Some big ol' nanny does that's for sure! Tanks! :tu:
     
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    I thought my doe was big when I walked up to it. Yours look huge!
     
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    Wow, omg, 125lbs in NC is a big doe. Do you remember what they weighed? Approx.?
     
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    My biggest doe I've killed was 178lbs in Alabama. Had to drag it out all by myself, being a little 12 year old back then it took me about 3hrs, dont regret the hard work a bit.
     
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