Grandson with his first Deer

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woodswise

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I took my grandson Lake and my grandaughter Autumn on the juvy hunt sat and had a great morning. I've got pics of a giant buck where we hunted and he came out at 7 am only he has broken one side of his rack completely off. We had the opportunity but Lake agreed to pass and I was so proud of him knowing he really wanted a deer. 30 minutes later this buck came out 93 yards and he made the
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shot. Best hunt of my life!
 
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Congrats on a great morning. The moments after a shot are some of the most dangerous. The excitement can overtake the caution. ALWAYS be careful with where the muzzle is pointed.
 
tug said:
Congrats on a great morning. The moments after a shot are some of the most dangerous. The excitement can overtake the caution. ALWAYS be careful with where the muzzle is pointed.

I was tryin to think of a nice way to say what you did. You said it very well.

Congrats on a great hunt!
 
For those of you that noticed the rifle pointing in an ominous direction.. my wife was the first to notice and scolded me however, in my defense the rifle was completely unloaded before we left the blind and while trying to stage the photo the gun slid into this position as Lake tried to manipulate the deer's head. I really am ashamed for posting something I hope is not a bad example in the moment while trying to avoid the blood and dangling tongue I neglected what was more important, my apologies. A greateful Grandad
 

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