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Call him what you want, but he's survived this long. I realize some of that may be due to guys not wanting to shoot him, but it's pretty neat to realize he's ancient.

Great set, but he doesn't have much mass yet, so even better, he could be young...might be a 240 this year!

I've got to hand it to you for holding off on those stud 4 year olds, especially since you haven't shot a 170. I need a neighbors like you!

Congratulations Barb, for NOT shooting a buck because others think you should! Too much of the mentality in Illinois is "if I don't shoot him, someone else will." I hate that mentality. If you don't shoot him this year, he could be a giant next. If you're not excited about shooting him, you'll...

I have planted turnips for 5 years, and have had varying results depending neighboring food sources and the weather. I find they hit turnips the hardest when there is snow or ice on the ground and they don't have to work as hard to get to them as they do when scrounging for corn or beans on the...

I didn't think there was anywhere up there that "gets hit hard" Karre. That thing has one deep chest!

You're right on at 4 years old...one heckuva 4 yr old. Be tough to pass unless you have a giant farm to keep him safe in.

Great picture story. Thanks for sharing. Congrats

Gotta hand it to you for passing a buck like that if you hadn't shot one in 10 years!

Nice David! You mentioned that mount when we were out there. Good luck again this year!

Skip, you need another brother?!?! Awesome buck, and terrific of you to share with your bro!

I was just thinking the same this afternoon! Come on 6x6.

Low 180's. Good luck!

Can't see pics in any of your posts.

Between this post and your other one, it's looking like you're in for a great season!

Cool pic, and nice bucks. Thanks for sharing. Good luck this year!

Skip, I can totally relate, as I remember feeling creeped out walking in on those morning hunts after seeing that movie!

Reminds me of a pronghorn antelope. I'd call him Goat!

I can't relate, as this sort of thing hasn't happened to me, although I have thought about it many times...wondering what it would be like to step into the timber the first time after my dad is gone...if I can do it at all. So I won't tell you what to do, other than take it a day at a time. As...

You want one on an Illinois truck or what?