Doco Overboard
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Heres a pretty good one. He's got a couple points going on. Oldest boy seen him in daylight this morning at the farm.
Summer Trail Cam Pics 2017
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Heres a pretty good one. He's got a couple points going on. Oldest boy seen him in daylight this morning at the farm.
Doco Overboard
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Decent eye guards, sneaking in to spin the feeder out.Or he's interested in taking a one way trip in that sled......
- Jul 29, 2014
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That might explain that funky shed piece you found a while back. Nice looking deer. I've been looking for one of those for a while.
- Jul 29, 2014
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He has "little rack syndrome" lol!
beast! Hopefully you get your hands on him.
Doco Overboard
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I'm hoping one of my girls gets to see him this weekend. I just go through the motions anymore these days but yes that's a shooter right there. Somebody needs to get him.
wilcam47
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you are prob right, I didnt think of its neck. Hes got some good potential thats for sure! If he keeps the right nutrition going he could be a good one in a few years if he makes it.
wow nice!
RwWilly
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Finally got a daytime pic of the wounded deer. Wonder if its road rash? I saw him come up, no limp. Doesn't look infected but hard to say.
RwWilly
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close up!
- Jul 29, 2014
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I guess you were right. Looks like an arrow 'miss'.
I saw a spike buck yesterday that had a hole in his side the size of a golf ball. I'm suspecting exit wound because his limp was on the opposite rear leg(entrance wound). It's amazing how resilient these critters are. He sat out there at 30yds just giving a sapling hell with his antlers!
wilcam47
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- Jan 17, 2013
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I pulled a shot on a doe with my muzzleloader last year and caught her in the front shoulder. Never went down. Saw her twice more that year with a limp but never could get a shot. I have a ton of trail cam photos of her this year, carries that leg slightly higher, but shes still getting around. It truly is incredible.
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wilcam47
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id call it an 8pt.
- Jul 29, 2014
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On measuring a point on a deer;
The measurement starts where the base of the point is one inch wide, measuring up from there to the tip. If it is at least one inch long from that point, it counts as a scorable point
The measurement starts where the base of the point is one inch wide, measuring up from there to the tip. If it is at least one inch long from that point, it counts as a scorable point
Old timers would say "If you can hang a ring on it then count it" ?? I'm not questioning this but just curious of the bump in the pic.
I have never seen this many bucks in my area! Need to check the camera again.
- Jul 29, 2014
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wilcam47
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of course
thats the rumor/story Ive been told as well. But Im going with what outrider says...should be a "measurable" point 
