Buck down. Butcher in Halton Hills area?

Hi guys,

I was fortunate enough to end a 5 year drought and filled my buck tag very nice 3.5 YO yesterday after work.

Does anyone know of a butcher in the Halton Hills area?


Thanks everyone

Don't know of a butcher but I want pics! Congrats !

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Well done.

Bruebaker Meats

Good job! I butcher my own so can't help you with your ?

God job, x 2 for Brubacher meats -West Montrose(north of Guelph)
Nice people.

Congrats but let’s see your prize.

Found a butcher pretty close by guys. Thank you for your suggestions. I would've butchered him myself but with warms temps, work kids, hockey, school, life, etc....I was short on time.

My quickest hunt ever...in the stand by about 4:30. Took out my range finder to remind myself of yardages. There is a well used trail to my 10 o'clock that I had a hunch would reveal one of the bucks on the property. It's nestled in with some swampy cedars and thick stuff.

Literally as I put my ranger back in my coat pocket I hear the unmistakable sound coming from my left down that very trail. Leaves were dry and crunchy as hell, so I could hear it coming from a way's out. I saw his rack first and out he comes at a pretty good pace. He hangs up and catches something in the wind. I though theres no way he's windin me as i had a perfect SE wing coming straight at me.

Anyways, he carries on and walks perfectly in front of me broadside at 19 yards. I let out the classic "MEHH!", he stops and I drilled him right behind the shoulder. He didn't know what hit him. Ran off about 30 yards, stood still for a few seconds, then started to wobble and darted off into some cedars and piled up. BBD in a matter of 17 minutes. Now.....all I had to do was extract this 200+lb animal out of a property that is infested with coyotes, swamps, and several hills with 100 ft elevation changes! Big shout to 2 good buddies and the owner of the property who helped.

Now, I will be the first to admit that it almost NEVER comes this easy. I mentioned that I ended a 5 year drought of tag soup, and it was certainly not for lack of scouting and hours sitting in the stand at a number of different properties.

I am beyond happy and grateful that things came together yesterday.

Once and a while, the sun shines on a dog's arse .

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thats a great looking deer. congrats, must be nice when things work out like that huh LOL

Wow dam fine buck. When it all comes together its magical!

Beautiful buck nice to harvest in such good weather.

WTG Nice buck congrats

awesome job congrats!!!

Congrats on a great buck


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Congrats!

Love when they read the script. Congratulations

WTG on your harvest. Nice buck!

Nice buck congrats.

Great buck congrats

Bit late to the party but for future knowledge Agram's on Trafalgar did a good job for me, make sure to ask for the owner and be very specific with the cuts you want otherwise it will be sausage as default.

Beauty buck, congrats.

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Originally Posted by bigtedd

Found a butcher pretty close by guys. Thank you for your suggestions. I would've butchered him myself but with warms temps, work kids, hockey, school, life, etc....I was short on time.

My quickest hunt ever...in the stand by about 4:30. Took out my range finder to remind myself of yardages. There is a well used trail to my 10 o'clock that I had a hunch would reveal one of the bucks on the property. It's nestled in with some swampy cedars and thick stuff.

Literally as I put my ranger back in my coat pocket I hear the unmistakable sound coming from my left down that very trail. Leaves were dry and crunchy as hell, so I could hear it coming from a way's out. I saw his rack first and out he comes at a pretty good pace. He hangs up and catches something in the wind. I though theres no way he's windin me as i had a perfect SE wing coming straight at me.

Anyways, he carries on and walks perfectly in front of me broadside at 19 yards. I let out the classic "MEHH!", he stops and I drilled him right behind the shoulder. He didn't know what hit him. Ran off about 30 yards, stood still for a few seconds, then started to wobble and darted off into some cedars and piled up. BBD in a matter of 17 minutes. Now.....all I had to do was extract this 200+lb animal out of a property that is infested with coyotes, swamps, and several hills with 100 ft elevation changes! Big shout to 2 good buddies and the owner of the property who helped.

Now, I will be the first to admit that it almost NEVER comes this easy. I mentioned that I ended a 5 year drought of tag soup, and it was certainly not for lack of scouting and hours sitting in the stand at a number of different properties.

I am beyond happy and grateful that things came together yesterday.

Once and a while, the sun shines on a dog's arse .

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...25d812e0_z.jpg



https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...ccb5f761_k.jpg

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Congrats! Great buck!

Beautiful Buck congrats