That has to be one of the funniest videos I have seen in a while
. If their eyes are not open, shoot them again.
. If their eyes are not open, shoot them again.
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Why Most Guys Never Kill A Big One
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Gosh dang that made me jump!
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Here I am with the little deer I took in my back yard.
Bawhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
looks to be about 400# and a tad over 200" nice cull..lol
Well I have one over 150 from my regular stand just got lucky id like to see 9 from ga over 150 that one mans killed...
Do you have any space or room in your back yard????????????????
Very nice trophy. Congrats...
Hard to find does anymore.Been this way for the past 3 years."Big rack"hunters have shot the does down,for one thing.Overharvest of does on WMAs hasn`t helped.The ten doe tags given by the state have knocked a dent in them.And then there are the coyotes.I hunt 3-4 days a week.I hunt Gordon and Screven counties,plus 6-8 WMAs every year.It`s hard to see a doe on a WMA anymore.I hunted deer at least 50 days this year.I shot an 8pt,6pt.,and two spikes.3 of these were free tags from check-in hunts on WMAs.I would rather have shot two or three does and let the smaller bucks walk.I did not get a shot,AT ALL,at a doe in 50 days of hunting.Quality hunters have helped make a dent in the doe population.If I don`t see does next year,I`ll shoot young bucks.I also let several young bucks walk this past year.My family eats 5 deer a year.I love to hunt.I like to pull the trigger.I like to get a big rack sometimes,but I don`t mount them anymore.Never mounted my best one.Antlers are EGO and you can`t eat`em.
Just had 8 does in my front yard last evening.
Three mature mamas and five young ones.
Gonna be good eatin next season...I can feel it.
Three mature mamas and five young ones.
Gonna be good eatin next season...I can feel it.
most guys never kill a truly big Buck because the don't hunt where big ones live...
