Idaho Buck!!

IdahoSmitty

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I took this buck Oct 20,2010 at 10am. He was feeding in a rock slide. Was not the buck that I had went in to get but I could not pass him up. A 230 yard shot anchored him. It started getting hot so I boned him out and got this buck and my bivy camp off the mountain in one haul. Pack weight was 125 lbs. I caped him out last night and will give him to a taxidermist today. Thats my story. Keep at it Idaho hunters, perseverance pays off!
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I wouldn't be able to pass him up either... Great character and all around good lookin...!! Congrats...!!

"Therefore, wo be unto him that is at ease in Zion!" 2 Ne. 28: 24
 
I was using my Eberlestock J107. I think I maxed it out. It got uncomfortable real quick. I have used it to pack out a whole deer before and it was not that bad. (without my camp) This time it was a little more difficult, plus I am not in as good of shape when I was 24. But if I am hauling a couple of quarters or some sheds this pack works great. Smitty
 
Great buck Smitty! Way to go!

Just curious, if you don't mind me asking, what elevation were you hunting and what time of day did you shoot him?

Thanks.
 
Patience, The elevation was around 8500ft and I watched him come out around 9:30 am. I think with it being bright out those deer feed a lot during the night. Because of this I think deer like to stretch, take a pee, and have a snack at odd times during the day. (I could be totally wrong but this is my guess) Good luck to ya! Smitty
 

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