Mixed feelings about this one

[Thinkin Rut]

My first thought was management buck...now I'm not so sure. My trigger happy 13 year old would gladly take him, what do you guys think? <ul type="square">

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[iowabruce]

It would be nice to see him in another month to see what he finishes up like.

 

[turtlshell]

Might want to see what next brings, if he makes it.

Split third and fourth, pretty unique.

 

[tlambert]

Sure does have a lot of points for a little guy.
If your 13yr old could get a chance at him and would be happy with him, I'd say go for it. There's nothing like being that young and taking a buck with your bow.

 

[Bukslayr]

He sure does have a lot of points for a dink!

 

[Doubleaarc hery]

I'd be there with my son and a video camera if I were you! Let the boy take him!

 

[Ghost]

I'm confused as to why you would call this a management buck.

As far as your son goes, I would let him shoot anything that makes him happy and further encourages him to love hunting.

About the buck, I personally think he will be a true stud someday!

 

[THA4]

i agree with ghost, letting your son kill what he likes is important,
however, i would not consider him a managment buck, if he makes it through another year or two, he could be an absolute giant!!

 

[promise land]

When was the picture taking?

 

[Ghost]

It was taken by a P-32 Sony camera on 07/20/07.

 

[Skully]

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It was taken by a P-32 Sony camera on 07/20/07.

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Camera nerd!!!!!

 

[Doubleaarc hery]

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It was taken by a P-32 Sony camera on 07/20/07.

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Roughly around 5:56 AM

 

[hillrunner]

When I was 13 I would of felt like I won the lottery taking that buck. If I was you, I would not stop him.

 

[dbltree]

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As far as your son goes, I would let him shoot anything that makes him happy and further encourages him to love hunting.


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