[dynatec15]

Lets see some of you harvests or kills.

Here is my 04 first archery buck. Took me 4 years to get em just couldnt do it with a recurve.

oh yeah if you have the story to go with it post it too

 

[Kickin_Killa]

The body on that deer is big! Looks like a Allegheny or Greene Co. buck to me . Nice buck ! :thumbs_up

 

[3DBIGBULLX]

All i have are prints

 

[dynatec15]

It is a big body deer. I shot him october 30th right near the border of allegany county, but it was in westmorland

 

[JoshKeller]

These were all bowkills on public land in W V.

 

[AJ008]

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That was a great year! Almost tagged out :shade:
That deer was a beast! Must have almost weighed 300 live
Those goats were probably the funnest hunt i've been on! They gave my dad and I an either sex tag then for like 10 bucks we could go buy a doe tag. So we sneak with in 80 yards of that buck and doe and other doe so I dropped that buck like a ton of bricks and the two does run about 10 yards and stop, that was a mistake! Boom! Filled my first two speed goat tags with in a minute of each other in a 40-50 mph wind :shade:

 

[Kickin_Killa]

Here is my 8 point killed in bedford county in 2003 on left. 7 point on the right was killed by my cousin in somerset county. They were killed a day apart on the last week of archery. 8 point had a 18" spread and the 7 point had a 16 1/2" spread.

 

[Kickin_Killa]

This is a picture of the 9 point i shot last year with my Legacy . It was killed in Greene Co . on the last week in archery season .

 

[dynatec15]

Nice bucks KICKEN. Where in sw pa are you from. Lookin for a hunten buddy.

 

[Kickin_Killa]

lol Connellsville

 

[2005Ultramag]

I was hunting private land in Garrette County Maryland. We were scouting the day before the season opened, and ran off two trespassers. I chose my spot, which was in a hardwood forest at an old logging road intersection, where three deer trails converged before going into some thick pines. I set my climber on the tree the night before the hunt, and left it at the bottom of the tree so I wouldn't have to carry it in the next day. At 4:00am on opening day we woke up to 30mph winds, and 15 degree cold. I got dressed, got my gear, and headed up the hill to my stand, which was exactly as I left it. I climbed up about 25 feet, and with the way that big old hickory tree was rocking I felt almost like I was in a bass boat. The sun came up, and sure enough, those same two trespassers came on the land, and I spotted them about 200 yard away. I flagged them with my orange hat, and pointed down the hill. They ignored me, and proceeded to set up under a big hemlock tree, and were not dressed for the extreme cold, and wind. I let them alone because I wasn't going to ruin my hunt by trying to remove them, which turned out the be the right move. A few hours went by, and the wind was still blowing, and these two just couldn't take it anymore, so they packed up,and headed down the hill. A few seconds after they were out of sight I heard a deer running. He was a good 250 yards out, and coming from the direction the two had gone down the hill in. I saw what looked like a nice rack, and I watched as he hit the far right trail that led right up to my stand, and he turned on it, and headed right at me on a trail that led under my stand to the pines behind me. I stood up, got my 30-30 on him, and waited for him to hit the clearing at the logging road intersection 25 yards in front of me. When he got there he slowed, and looked behind him, and I fired, hitting him in the right shoulder. He bolted again, running right under me, and went into those pines. I watched as he stopped, and started licking his wound. I cycled my lever action, and got ready for another shot, but when I looked up again, he was gone. I climbed down, and walked to where I say him last, and there were tracks everywhere, from who knows how many deer that had been throught the snow there that night, and I didn't see any blood. I started spiraling out looking for any sign of my wounded buck, and saw nothing. I realized at a certain point that I had lost my bearing on exactly where the deer was last, so I started over by going back to the stand, and walking to where I saw the deer last... again. I started circling out again, and found the buck, in the pines, dead on the ground not 20 feet from where he was licking his shoulder. I suppose I was just so pumped up that I missed him the first time. Trying to understand how that could happen in the excitement of the moment of looking for my first deer? Well... :embarasse

Here's the rack from that first deer I ever shot, in my fourth hunting season.

 

[dynatec15]

Do you know where greensburg? I live around in there.

 

[Shoot-in-NC]

heres 2

Here are 2 the first one i killed when i was 12 and the second when i was 11. a 14 point and a 9 point.

 

[Kickin_Killa]

Do you know where greensburg? I live around in there.

Yeah ,just went there 2 days ago . Went to gander mnt . to get some bow stuff. Then i went to Dicks sporting at the mall . I take the back way there (982). I hate going through Youngwood.

 

[2005Ultramag]

I guess I should get a display Plaque for those antlers... huh?

 

[Kickin_Killa]

I guess I should get a display Plaque for those antlers... huh?

There is a nice sport shop in Lavale ( bass n box i think ) . Iseen some nice ones there .

 

[dynatec15]

SHOOTIN IN NC those are some preaty bucks you got. Congrats to you! :thumbs_up

 

[IdahoGobbler]

2004 buck

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[Shoot-in-NC]

Thanks

SHOOTIN IN NC those are some preaty bucks you got. Congrats to you! :thumbs_up

Thanks Dynatec you 2

 

[legacyMan22]

Here's my best not real big but it was my 2nd