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That's a good one!!!!

I like that wide one, like to see him when he's done growin.

I have a ruger mark 2 in 25-06 that is very accurate.

He is looking for his lost puppy???? Old enough to know better!!!

Several years ago I had the same problem and the scope turned out to be broken. I switched to a extra scope I had around just to see if the gun would group and it did. Bought a new scope and worked ever since.

It has been a bad year for me so far for big buck sightings, I have seen smaller bucks chasing but the biggest I have seen is 130-140ish bucks. I cover a large area for work and I'm not seeing the dead deer on the sides of the roads like I am use to seeing. I think the numbers are still down...

Thats a super buck, love the story, always fun fiquring out a spot.

Happens every year at around this time, some older does come in early and if your in the right area you could see some big uns.

Does the licensed adult have to have a tag for that season also?

Yes, it was a nice buck. I was shed hunting with his uncle and his uncle found its left side shed, never found his right. Best buck to hunt; he was very open feeding in alfalfa field every day. I thought he would be poached. Put on around 30-40 inches from the year before.

I agree with Bradley.

I think he is 3 years old, don't shoot, he will be worth it next year.

Nice one!!!!! Wish I could have one like that around to hunt.

He's a brute!!!

Love the mass. Thanks for sharing and getting my hopes up.

Nice one!!! My better bucks have been no shows the past 2 weeks, probably out in the fields.

Once established I spray/kill the grass around the edges of my plum thickets so the thicket can grow bigger faster without the grass competition. I once had lots of quail (1970's)and am trying to make it more of an inviting place.

I have a drier area that is rocky and was thinking alfalfa would grow better there than clover. I was thinking a mix of alfalfa, chicory and small burnett. Would this work or do I need to keep alfalfa out of the mix. Or could I plant trefoil in this mix? Just have trouble growing something...

The paper says it is only for late muzzleloader season. Just a step till they want it in the regular bow season.

I found 4 two years ago in 1/4 mile of my fence. All yearlings. Funny thing is I drive down this road alot and I think they die fairly quick as I found them all after they had been dead and partially eaten.