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i cant find that episode online.

This buck does not look nervous to me!

great great grandpa split ear. never seen that kind of history before. dang.

i figured that deer was carrying that branch over to brush it in for you. how nice!

i have the 5 foot. it's still decently sized but it fits right in my back pack. no idea about the 10 but i think it's quite a bit bigger.

LW... the best.

I was walking in to go turkey hunting one morning with a friend when we started hearing a bunch of growling and fighting. It sounded like coyotes fighting over something. Then all of the sudden the noise started coming right toward us. I dropped all my stuff and got into a defensive position...

That's it, I'm moving to CANADA!

so the buck was probably 4.5 in 2008 which makes him 6.5 now? Deer are like any other mammal. Take a dog for instance, some are fat, some are skinny, some are tall, some are muscular, etc. Different character, different appetite, different food sources, different stresses, different build!

braveheart - he stabs a guy in the throat with an antler and also goes bow hunting for some kind of stag - best movie ever

Good looking buck. 135-140. If you can manage the property he is on I would let him pass.

that's why i'd rather hunt potholes and only kill a few instead of going to some crowded public place

maybe if it was a 30" draw

http://vimeo.com/9770498

I cannot believe that no one has said Heartland Bowhunter. Best show ever. I watch the DVD over and over and over. I have seen just about every other show out there and it's by far the best. Check it out.

upper 150's

I haven't had a deer go over 20 yards after a shot like this - only done it on does but I wouldn't hesitate taking the shot on a buck. My 20 yard pin is flat all the way to 20 yards so I just aim like normal and shoot. Usually when a doe goes right under the tree I let them start heading away...

Congrats Matt! You're going to be having some fun with those boys.

I am sponsoring a DU event tomorrow night and I have some free tickets ($45 normally) PM me if interested. --Thursday, September 2nd at Stoney Creek Inn and Conference Center in Johnston, IA. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. Enjoy the festivities and drawings. $5 for a cup to drink keg beer all...

that's awesome man.