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Logan T

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Wish I had taken more time to get better pics but here's a pic of my 2016 archery buck, taken 8/16/16 at last light.
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Great deer Juan! You've put together a pretty dang nice couple of seasons!
 

Juan_ID

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Great deer Juan! You've put together a pretty dang nice couple of seasons!

Thanks Logan, I've been pretty blessed that's for sure. Hope to keep it rolling! Sorry for the hold up on posting the story guys, I planned on starting it last night but my 11 month old daughter had different plans! Hopefully I can start it tonight or tomorrow
 
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Thanks Logan, I've been pretty blessed that's for sure. Hope to keep it rolling! Sorry for the hold up on posting the story guys, I planned on starting it last night but my 11 month old daughter had different plans! Hopefully I can start it tonight or tomorrow

I
Am
Jealous!

Albert in 9 days. Hopefully I'll have pic to share with you


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Rope14u

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Colorado Musket

Here is a pic of my opening day Colorado buck. This signifies what hunting is about to me. Making great memories with great friends. And occasionally a blind sow finds an acorn!

It was a great hunt! We hiked in on Friday and set up camp in the dark. Climbed a ridge and were glassing at daybreak. We spotted him and 4 other bucks after an hour or so of glassing. Its amazing how they just appear in a basin that you would swear is devoid of living creatures. They fed and bedded fed and bedded until around noon when they bedded somewhere that a sneak wasn't possible. Around 4 they came boiling out of there and we still do not know why. They moved down the basin a bit and went back to the feeding and bedding routine. We thought we had time to put the sneak on so we made a move. An hour before dark I popped over the last small ridge and he was up feeding. He cleared a juniper and started feeding quartering away at 122 yards. I fired and my buddy who was spotting said "You smoked him!" The deer ran into some willows and pines and stood there and then turned and walked right towards us. I shot again at 60 yards and am not proud to say it was a miss. It actually grazed his brisket but was low. As I was reloading again he turned and boiled off the mountain. It was the death run. We found him 150 yards below us and the high 5's commenced.

 
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Rope14u! great buck and with a muzz! you're singing my tune. thanks and great job. Any quick details on how you smacked him?
 
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My first mulie ever. Shot him at 20-22 yards. Shot him on the evening of my 2nd day. Been after elk since.
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Rope14u

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Great Buck and with a stick and string to boot!! I've bowhunted whitetails for 35 years and it still amazes me you guys get close enough to stab one spot and stalk! Crazy!!
 

CorbLand

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Not the best pictures but not bad for being done with an iPhone 4. First deer, first buck, first big game animal with my bow.

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Wish we would have got a better picture of the kicker on his right side.
 

Muleys32

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A very cool picture my friend took of my first ever archery buck and first ever mule deer buck. The first of many there is no doubt. I am absolutely addicted.
 

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Muleys32

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How do I get a picture to show up big in my reply so people don't have to click open the picture?
 
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Upload them to a hosting site like photobucket.com then copy and paste the link that the site gives you into your post.
 
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