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TheMadCatter

TheMadCatter

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I only had 30 pictures on my cam because the batteries died :thrwrck: Energizers SUCK. Here are my lucky pictures! 74 more days 'till I can get one of these bruisers! What do you think they'll score? I know it's really early but I'm just wondering.

Blade

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OAK

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OAK and Big Bohi

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The 8 in the first pic only looks to be a 2 year old, probably wont push more than 125 after stripping velvet, let him be for a couple years and he wil be a smasher!! 3rd pic buck with his head down looks nice, got good growing to do yet, possible to be 150 ish give or take depending on what her has left in those tines. Looks more like a mature deer, he would be my target if I were you
 
I have to agree with Junkie. The first two will be in the mid 120's. That 3rd buck looks like a better deer. I'd say he'll be in the low 140's
 
I agree the first buck is younger, probably low 120s. The non-typical may be 3, its hard to tell this time of year, but is the one I would try to protect another year. The forked g-2 buck is mature and would be the one I would target first. Depending on how more tine length he gets he may end up in the 150s.
 
Anyone of them would make a very nice first archery deer:way: I hope can put your tag on one of them this fall.
 
No doubt, anyone of them would be a great first archery buck. Just trying to answer your question.
 
I kinda think Oak would be a cool first buck, He's definitely got the unique factor going on :way:
 
Rayovac, my Dad picked up the wrong kind. I'm going to Bass Pro tomorrow to set up my Bow better, so I'll have a chance to get some rechargables. My Mom's tired of buying battieres, along with Bow hunting stuff.
 
Some cool looking buck you have on your property for sure, should be a good year for ya.
 
I work at BP in Altoona. I am in receiving now but was an archery for a year. I love working on bows. its fun times!
 
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