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Alright!
What a great story, Congratulations Micah, send us a pic and we'll post it to your story.
What a great story, Congratulations Micah, send us a pic and we'll post it to your story.
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First Muzzleloader Buck
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Congrats! Shot north of Chas'?
I went without shooting this year. Seen 3 or 4 small bucks, that'll be nice ones next year, and waaaay too many does. I wanted to harvest a nice doe this year, but the shotgun hunters got the deer so jumpy, I had trouble getting within a couple hundred yards. I think I'll go back to early muzzle next year.
Maybe I'll run into to you on G-61.
I'll be shed hunting starting next month.
I went without shooting this year. Seen 3 or 4 small bucks, that'll be nice ones next year, and waaaay too many does. I wanted to harvest a nice doe this year, but the shotgun hunters got the deer so jumpy, I had trouble getting within a couple hundred yards. I think I'll go back to early muzzle next year.
Maybe I'll run into to you on G-61.
I'll be shed hunting starting next month.
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Matt, I did shoot it north of Charles'. It is pretty nice buck. He had been shot in the leg, probably during shotgun season. He was a real young deer. He had a real small body and that made his rack look bigger while he was lying there. I would have loved to see him in a couple of years. By the wear on his teeth I would guess him to be three years old at the oldest. I don't think he was going to make it much longer though you could see his ribs and a lot of his meat was spoiled.
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Why was the meat spoiled?
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It was because he was shot earlier in the year.