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I've been capturing pics of this big fella out back for the past 3 yrs, never seen him out while hunting and never caught him on a trail cam during the daytime hrs.
He's blind in one eye, so maybe he is a bit more timid and has made him nocturnal.
Maybe one day senility will cause him to make a mistake :)
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One can hope he will make a mistake ... very nice buck!
Good luck with him Mike.
That's a brute!
With some well thought out strategy during the pre chase phase....I could see you drawing him out...I just hope you like pepperettes because I doubt you could get a fork into the gravy.
I was telling another member that last night, he wouldn't be my first choice for the meat and there is a big 4 pointer back there that is more likely what I will shot for the freezer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Camp Red Maple
Hard no to get excited if he's in the cross hairs though.
Nice buck! One of these days your paths will cross.
How that's a dandy lot s of peperettes and will look great on the. Wall good luck
not very sporting if you shoot a one eyed deer! :-)
Sooo call me and I'll cull him out of the herd for ya!
The taxidermists can correct that!
good luck!
He'll be easy Mike, just sneak up on his left side!!:thumbup:
I never had a deer that I would consider too tough and the guys at the camp used to shoot some old does and the odd old buck. I think back to that Yukon trip, our host up there was a guide, lots of Americans would go up and shoot massive old moose and not be able to bring it all back, so it filled his freezer. Old moose and caribou in full rut, not what a lot of people considered edible but even grilled on the BBQ is was amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
I would have a go at the loins if this guy happened to cross the county and stop in at my place :)