2005 bucks
- Thread starter tricky27x
- Start date
- Location
- Saskatchewan coastline
Here is a picture of the two mule deer bucks that our two 16 years olds harvested this season!
BIGREDD said:
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What a gut on the first one.
Shotgun season in Ontario? I take back all the poking about spring bear hunts now and want to come to Ontario for a visit.
Lets see, 8 hours to Edmonton, 24 to Winnipeg and then ... Where'd you say you live Big Redd?
I hunt in 85C. I have had visuals on two big bucks. Had one huge 8 pointer(yes I could count the points) in the crosshairs of my crossbow scope but just wasn't quite close enough-50 yards facing me with a crosswind arrghh! The other is at least a ten pointer who crossed behind me the other night while in the stand I used to take an 8 pointer earlier this year. Just gotta keep getting out there and eventually I will get lucky.
Here is mine, nothing to write home about except this buck represends finally understanding where the Whitetails are in that area, the first years I hunted the area I did not even buy a whitetail tag. Now it's two years in a row from the same general area. Next year I am going to hag out for either the 7x7 or 6x6 that have been seen (and happily not shot yet)
heres my 2005 season, first year hunting with a bow
total shooting distance on all three this year: 32 yrds
all 3 piled up in under 92 yrds total
Aug 20th
Sept 29th
Nov 5th(button buck
)
total shooting distance on all three this year: 32 yrds
all 3 piled up in under 92 yrds total
Aug 20th
Sept 29th
Nov 5th(button buck
)
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Sask_Hunter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Saskatchewan
heres the "rat" for 2005. I shot him on nov 17 during the rifle season with a muzzleloader, my first muzzleloader buck. hunting over a bait pile. built a blind out of the foot and a half of snow and waited him out. cracking jokes for 3 hours with my buddy and then a doe and her fawn came to feed when he showed up. one shot from my buddy TC omega put him out cold. Note i shot the deer the night before an hour away and then took more pic the day after. thats why no colors or snow. hes got a 3 inch kicker of the right G2 but you cant see it in the pic.
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open-sights
Regular
- Location
- Aldergrove BC
My first Whitetail ever, 6x5 - 6 out the right hand side and 5 out the left -sorry for the pic quality, cheapo disposable.
and a lil 3x3 mulie I got in Oct for the freezer, I was in on 2 other deer harvested but pics aren't developed.
I brightened it up for ya a little Opensights, nice buck, MadDog.
and a lil 3x3 mulie I got in Oct for the freezer, I was in on 2 other deer harvested but pics aren't developed.
I brightened it up for ya a little Opensights, nice buck, MadDog.
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death-junky
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Moose Jaw SK
hehehehehehe........
my first deer lol
talk to ya all later
Riley
my first deer lol
talk to ya all later
Riley
My deer....
My 2005 Mule Deer, shot with my .284 Win 140 grain Accubond at 80 yards.....
My 05 Whitetail shot after a small push first thing in the morning. He came trotting out behind 2 does and ended up meeting his match at 300 yards from the same .284 Win 140 grain Accubond.....
My 2005 Mule Deer, shot with my .284 Win 140 grain Accubond at 80 yards.....
My 05 Whitetail shot after a small push first thing in the morning. He came trotting out behind 2 does and ended up meeting his match at 300 yards from the same .284 Win 140 grain Accubond.....
- Location
- Saskatchewan coastline
Well the boy tags out again this year with another buck. I think this make him 5 for 5 and he is only 16 years old (He is getting hard to live with
).
This Whitetail was shot once again with his 308 BLR and this time I loaded him some 150gr Barnes XLC's. We never recovered and of the bullets. but they seem to do the job.
the first picture is two of the boys with their Mules and the second picture is my son with his Whitetail.
I was slow getting the camera work done so he just has the head and hide!
).This Whitetail was shot once again with his 308 BLR and this time I loaded him some 150gr Barnes XLC's. We never recovered and of the bullets. but they seem to do the job.
the first picture is two of the boys with their Mules and the second picture is my son with his Whitetail.
I was slow getting the camera work done so he just has the head and hide!
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open-sights
Regular
- Location
- Aldergrove BC
Rackmaster, that is one hell of a mulie, Beautiful animal man, well done.
