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sheepeater
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Another photo from by buddy in Colorado, taken near his ranch, and still looking for his sheds.
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Bucks4brains
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Dog Gone! That crap gets me goin! Thanks for sharing!
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Chef
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That's a BIG boy!
sageadvice
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Do you take the shot on this great buck?
You just know that any second, he's gonna bust outa there and you may never see him again. He's 180 yards away as he stands. Do you take the shot? If so, where did you aim?
You just know that any second, he's gonna bust outa there and you may never see him again. He's 180 yards away as he stands. Do you take the shot? If so, where did you aim?
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huntin100
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That is one sweet buck! I would throw down the shooting sticks and shoot him in the bottom part of the neck. Hope he did'nt winter kill.
sageadvice
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Me Too! This is a rare instance where i feel a neck shot is warrented. I've lost 2 dandy Blacktails that were neck hit on shots that i felt i could make 9 outa 10 times. Don't much care to try and make it 3, but boy, do they drop fast when you're on the mark.
What a dandy, thanks for sharing the photo!
What a dandy, thanks for sharing the photo!
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sheepeater
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Naw I didnt take it, my buddy took it, and he didnt have the tag, takes alooooooot of points these days, it was a 4th season photo.
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d13r
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well hell...that one looks mounted already.....
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MacVsog
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Drool..........
Man, that would be a tough call.
If I had the 338, I might think about trying to push it thru that sage....but with the '06, I think I lay my horizontal on the white spot.
Both shots would depend on a steady rest. Otherwise, offhand, I would have to pass, fearing a crippling shot
If I had the 338, I might think about trying to push it thru that sage....but with the '06, I think I lay my horizontal on the white spot.
Both shots would depend on a steady rest. Otherwise, offhand, I would have to pass, fearing a crippling shot
