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Author Topic: Scouting with my Homebrews  (Read 1700 times)

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October 10/07/09, 12:50:18 PM

Offline willy4003

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Scouting with my Homebrews
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« Last Edit: December 12/18/09, 01:45:15 PM by willy4003 »
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October 10/09/09, 04:01:08 AM Reply #1

Offline Big E

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Re: Scouting with my Homebrews
Can't believe nobody has commented on these yet! That dark horned 12pt buck is amazing. He's definently a mature buck. That belly and back sag on him already is awesome. That deer is at least 4 1/2 easy. Very mature and a great one to take if you can pattern him. Those old ones are the toughest ones. Man that is awesome. Looks like you have a great group of bucks to go after but if I were you that one would be my #1 deer to go after. Good luck and keep us posted on your hunting please.
 I agree 100% with you! Cameras help a lot for how long you can sit in your stand. If more people used them and seen what deer they had on their property a lot more people would let the little guys go and wait for one of these hogs.
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Let the small bucks walk. Don't assume the neighbors will shoot them if you don't. If you shoot him what chance does that buck have to grow......ZERO!
October 10/09/09, 10:23:27 AM Reply #2

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Re: Scouting with my Homebrews
Great pics Willy!!!  Hope you get the big guy. :archery:
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October 10/12/09, 10:26:02 AM Reply #3

Offline thunderpout

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Re: Scouting with my Homebrews
Yep, the dark antlered buck is awesome!  That one would make me live in a stand for a weekend! ;)  Good shots! :happy1:
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October 10/12/09, 05:45:32 PM Reply #4

Offline beeker

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Re: Scouting with my Homebrews
that is an impressive deer. I kinda borrowed that picture and stuck it over some of the doe pics we've been catching and tried to fool my brother with it. didn't work even a little bit.. looks like a nice field you have there
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