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Nice work! Enjoyed the photos! Congrats!:way:

Sword..........

X2.............

Congrats! Great buck!

LOL:grin::grin::grin:

At least you'd smell better:D

I'm using a tight-spot and love it, but if i wasn't Alpine would be a good choice.

Nope I didn't. Don't really see any comparison. :D

Well, the buck I just shot was blind in the right eye...lucky for me I shot him on his left side. :D

Fair chase is the key here. A bedded buck has every chance to elude you. A locked buck does not. Here is another recent example of buck that if free'd would be fine IMO. Strange that I go this email today with this topic being debated . Thought I'd share...

Well stated. However, the same could be said for some humans I encounter daily.:D I'm sure Skully's dog does more "reasoning" than many human animals.:D

These types of topics keep forums alive. It's not a huge deal either way to me, because as SASKGUY said it boils down to what YOU feel is right. However, I see no harm in stating why you feel as you do.:way::way:

Not even close to the same. That's almost as bad as the analogy of the 100$ bill and buck.

Dandy of a buck! Congrats.

good advice

Missed this one! Way to go team Bowman! Great pictures!:way:

I wish my Mom hunted. Very cool. Congrats to her.

So I was chatting with THA4 after reading his link here. http://allen.bowhuntingroad.com/2011/10/24/the-droppy-saga-continues/ I told him that I thought for the most part that after a mature buck is bumped from his core bedroom (especially after being shot at and tracked into his bedroom and...

Not really following ya chief. I don't understand the point your making with the analogy. I would call the warden and let him work it out. The exact scenario happened here in my home town in the last few weeks. The warden came, shot the racks off the two bucks, one lived and one didn't...

Nice buck Paul! congrats!