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nice...good looking buck

Congrats guys!

No, just leave the calls at home, food and security cover should be your focus. Sounds like you have a great location to hunt. I would just use the cheap winchester sabots if I were you...2 3/4 inch are fine unless you really like getting punched in the shoulder. I like Federal trophy coppers...

Great to hear someone new is getting into deer hunting. don’t get too caught up in gear. You have everything you need. I would actually recommend hunting the last week of second season and/or hunting the weekdays rather than weekends to avoid people. By the end of the season there aren’t...

yesterday was the first time I have seen any rutting activity this year, and of course I couldn’t hunt yesterday. Headed out mid morning till dark today. NE Kansas.

Awesome buck...Congrats!

good luck...hope you find him.

Congrats....great buck!

Wow...awesome buck!

Id say maybe 150. I think his mass makes up for the lack of width.

If it has went that far I would say it’s safe to say nothing vital was hit. probably a high chest shot. They are tough animals, i’ve followed a few blood trails like that and it’s hard to believe they can bleed so much and not die.

im not sure if nonresidents can still get tags in kansas, but it would be worth looking into.

You would be better off archery hunting kansas imo. I haven’t hunted missouri, but know guys that do and i spend a lot of time in northern missouri. Deer numbers are down big time in a lot of areas. I do see a lot of deer north of st louis, but not sure what the public is like there.

awesome buck....hope you get a crack at him! I’ll take a guess....178.

You are probably right, that would make the most sense, but it’s definitely not clearly stated that way in the regs.

I have a question for you 45-70 guys. the case length on 45-70 is 2.1 inches, which isn’t legal. Is there custom ammo available with a shorter case?

Bingo! I just looked up buck brush and thats what it is. Also called Indian currant or coralberry. It is in the honeysuckle family but is a native. B6FE9B28-265A-47A9-82BE-A931528A07C1 by nontyp posted Oct 23, 2017 at 6:51 PM

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