Pathfinder
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Northeast Ontario
Awesome. I was half expecting a picture with pick up truck full of deer.
Dogleg daughter, first WT buck, now with son's WT
- Thread starter Dogleg
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BigUglyMan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- New Scotland
10 years and I hope to be posting pics like that with my eldest daughter. Great job.
The girl and I will be down there next week for NR Whities. Can't wait.
The girl and I will be down there next week for NR Whities. Can't wait.
Well, she only had 4 tags and that isn't even half a truckload. No use doing half of something I always say........... wait a minute, that was my dad who was always saying that.
The time goes by quicker than you think.
I thought I'd add the boys buck to this thread instead of starting a new one. We were on my property today watching a decent muley buck watch a couple of moose,(got some lousy pics) then moved off a bit just in time to see this little guy chaseing a doe.
It was across a little coulie and they stopped in the tiniest little dip and dropped out of sight except for the tips of the does ears. I told him just to watch until they moved since they couldn't stay there forever, and any movement would bring them back into view. I was on my rifle as well, half thinking about filling my doe tag after he shot.
Eventually they moved out and the young guy got his shot, a little farther back than we would have liked. When the buck started down the ravine I had a flashback of trying to drag the daughter's buck uphill, and just plastered it to avoid the risk of a heart attack.
The range was 257, as were the rifles we were both carrying today. Its sort of a father son thing we do. There was nothing else to do while we we waiting but laser it over and over, and remind the boy to breathe once in a while.
All I got today was a 375 yard coyote, this unpaid guideing isn't that productive.
It was across a little coulie and they stopped in the tiniest little dip and dropped out of sight except for the tips of the does ears. I told him just to watch until they moved since they couldn't stay there forever, and any movement would bring them back into view. I was on my rifle as well, half thinking about filling my doe tag after he shot.
Eventually they moved out and the young guy got his shot, a little farther back than we would have liked. When the buck started down the ravine I had a flashback of trying to drag the daughter's buck uphill, and just plastered it to avoid the risk of a heart attack.
The range was 257, as were the rifles we were both carrying today. Its sort of a father son thing we do. There was nothing else to do while we we waiting but laser it over and over, and remind the boy to breathe once in a while.
All I got today was a 375 yard coyote, this unpaid guideing isn't that productive.
john-brennan
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Vancouver Island B.C.
buck
The young lady looks very happy and she should be, nice off hand shot on a nice buck hunting with her dad whats better than that.
Nice deer for all your kids.
The young lady looks very happy and she should be, nice off hand shot on a nice buck hunting with her dad whats better than that.
Nice deer for all your kids.
Its a fun little spot I got to take the kids, you can find just about anything there from time to time. Like these guys we were watching before the buck and doe came up to us. I've got to get a better camera and 1/2 mile of rope. The potential for long range shooting, well that's just a bonus.
I would have had to rake the pieces together after that 100 NBT hit it. I take it you're skinning again?
Did you recognize your old rifle?
