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Define shooter buck in your opinion
- Thread starter DawgLink
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We all have different opinions on shooter bucks because we all hunt different properties. What I might think is a monster buck, you might think is small. Shoot what makes you happy and don’t give two ****s what anybody else thinks 
I generally don’t care what others think about what I shoot. More interested in what people’s justification is for a shooter buckWe all have different opinions on shooter bucks because we all hunt different properties. What I might think is a monster buck, you might think is small. Shoot what makes you happy and don’t give two ****s what anybody else thinks
We all have different opinions on shooter bucks because we all hunt different properties. What I might think is a monster buck, you might think is small. Shoot what makes you happy and don’t give two ****s what anybody else thinks
Yes sir you are right everyone has a version of what a trophy is and should be proud of it. I hate people ridiculing someone for shooting a “small” buck.
First buck I ever killed was when I was 12 and it was only a spike but it was a record book worthy buck for me at the time. Still remember that hunt with my dad.
I don’t run trail cams or anything so if I see what think is a decent buck I make a judgement call at the time. I’ve shot some small bucks and some pretty good bucks. But I’ve never regretted shooting any of them and they all taste just as good
Whatever gets my heart pumping, or one that appears to need culling. I'd classify this spike as a shooter buck, appears to be bigger than the level of being a spike.
This deer is what I'm trying to set my standards to. Hopefully I can make it happen this year.
Last season I shot a buck on a quick shot and realized he wasn't as big as I thought he was and it about made me sick. I shot another deer that was roughly 3.5 and only had a nub with a bunch of stickers. Looking back it was probably from an injury and would've been normal this year.
This deer is what I'm trying to set my standards to. Hopefully I can make it happen this year.
Last season I shot a buck on a quick shot and realized he wasn't as big as I thought he was and it about made me sick. I shot another deer that was roughly 3.5 and only had a nub with a bunch of stickers. Looking back it was probably from an injury and would've been normal this year.
This one right here is a trophy to me, because he came off of Pine Log Wma.
I say shoot him since you're selling the property. Even if you were not selling, there is no guarantee that you would get a chance to shoot him at 5 or 5 1/2. Enjoy your hunt and the harvest. He is a shooter.
