Droptine success story (pics)

DRHORNHUNTER · Nov 27, 2010

Been watchin this drop tine buck breeding does Well last night he got hung up in the fence Luckily a few guys and the local F&G officer cut him free to go Hats off to these guys and luckily some greedy ass didn't find him and say his neck was broke or some sh#$

go back and finish breeding these does !!!!

DRHORNHUNTER · Nov 27, 2010

Didn't notice the date was wrong on the camera but it happened just this morning

legacy · Nov 27, 2010

That's some cool stuff! Great pics!

6x7 · Nov 27, 2010

That would be cool to find his sheds later with the wire in them.

DRHORNHUNTER · Nov 27, 2010

Luckily he didn't die Would have been a grusome death And luckily didn't bread the ten inch dropper cuz i am going to find them !!!

Bullelk1 · Nov 27, 2010

Nice work saving that one. He doesn't deserve to die that way. Thanks.

nv_hunter · Nov 27, 2010

Ive been looking for someone to mend fence as good as that was ..... can you send me the long. and lat. so I can look for that buck I mean fence?

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Yakatak · Nov 27, 2010

Nice job guy's! THANKS.

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Aaron84 · Nov 27, 2010

Im glad to see the buck make it and see another year.

northernrancher · Nov 27, 2010

I've got fence like that but no buck like that yet.

HiMtnHntr · Nov 28, 2010

Barbed wire = one of the legacies of the "taming" of the west . . . Many a buck met his demise by getting tangled in barbed wire. In some places I stomp around in, the stuff is everywhere, causing me to trip on more than one occasion! Once those old fences fall down, it's a real hazard! A while back I found a 160" buck that was not so lucky! His antlers had a good 20' wrapped tightly around them. The vision of that struggle does not paint a pretty picture, as it was likely not a slow death. Yep, hats off to those guys for saving that buck to live another day. Hopefully he did not expend too much energy on that struggle.