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He also lacks brows, it was odd seeing them so short with the height elsewhere

This is perhaps the biggest deer I have captured on camera. I am going to let him walk this bow season - only because I filled my tag with a 135" 9 pt earlier this month :grin: Just hoping to see him late ML. Estimated scores appreciated. I am so glad he posed in the way he did. Thanks

Nice, I want to see a harvest photo of this one!

Nice deer public or private. Congrats

Nice deer, love the name you gave him.

Those are the best days in the timber I hunt, I may get a 5 day weekend those days do to inventory!!

Thanks THA4, this has been a great thread taking a group of us down memory lane.

I will have to watch for this.

Congrats, looks like he also tips the scales a little heavy

Congrats, I am sure you will be hooked on the muzzy now

Body looks big enough in the pictures to me, nice deer, congrats

I am impressed by these "young pups" that started so young.

Still have it but retired it and bought a new one almost like it 2 years ago. I still carry the old one in the bottom of my pack, who knows maybe that is my good luck piece :)

Cool racks are cool racks no matter what

Treebark camo - it was a great look hunting out of a tree stand. retro is the big rage, maybe you need to start using it again :) I have a buck with a little acorn on one his his tines like yours - this also would have been nice back then.

I forgot to add that, film camera, we did not take as many pictures back then either!

Welcome, hope to see a picture of your first Iowa deer soon

My first bow kill, back in 87 this was a nice deer.

My first shotgun buck was a spike, as an adult I was so excited about.

After I posted a picture of my deer kill in my 25th year year of hunting I started to contemplate the changes over 25 years. I was happy to see other hunters with as much or more experience respond to that post. Most every aspect about bow hunting has changed, over these years. The bows, the...