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CAW

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After a lot of thought and contemplation, Stickers has been added to my hit list and he is my #1 target. My rule going in was that if he excited me, that I would shoot him. Well, a few days ago I saw him with my own eyes for about 45 minutes and he definitely excited me! The more I look at him, the more I think he is a 4 year old. I could be wrong and he could be a 3 year old and I realize that regardless of age, he may grow a few more inches next year, but I would be tickled to death to kill a deer like him anywhere in the country, especially in TN on my own farm. #2 for me is "Splits", a main frame 8 point with split brow tines. I'm pretty sure he is at least 4 years old and I think he will gross in the 140's. #3 is a deer we call "Spoonbeam". He won't score much over P&Y, but he is at least 4 years old as well. His left main beam for the past couple of years flattened out into the shape of a spoon. This year it flattened and then split. The rest of the list are deer that I would likely pass, but my kids will have a green light to kill. The only exception is #7, a deer we call Methuselah. We have had pictures of him for several years and believe he is at least 7.5 years old. If he strolls by late the in the season, he is a deer I would like to shoot.


#1. Stickers






#2. Splits






#3. Spoonbeam






#4. Trashy




#5. The Big Seven




#6. King Crab




#7. Methuselah




#8. Lucky Seven




#9. Mr Clean




#10. Seven Up


 
Impressive list! :)
You should be OK so long as you don't shoot the one named Cecil.

CAW":2kl0rv7w said:
. . . #7, a deer we call Methuselah. We have had pictures of him for several years and believe he is at least 7.5 years old.
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I believe Methuselah is at least 8.5 years old!

Have you ever had a good opportunity to take Methuselah in the past?
 
TheLBLman":3nme5l7m said:
Impressive list! :)
You should be OK so long as you don't shoot the one named Cecil.

CAW":3nme5l7m said:
. . . #7, a deer we call Methuselah. We have had pictures of him for several years and believe he is at least 7.5 years old.
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I believe Methuselah is at least 8.5 years old!

Have you ever had a good opportunity to take Methuselah in the past?
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We will NEVER name a deer "Cecil"!! :)

I have never had Methuselah in bow range. He is one smart critter!
 
Completely awesome CAW! Can't wait to watch your season progress. Wish you the best of luck!

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I wouldn't pass up the first buck, although he is younger and overall to me a bit less impressive than the 2nd buck pictured. I'd put the 2nd buck at the top of the hit list :)
 
Stickers looks 3.5 yrs old to me and if you think the neighbors wouldn't shoot him, this may sound crazy but i let him get 1 more year! He could be 180 next year!
 
megalomaniac":tvqjtgk6 said:
I wouldn't pass up the first buck, although he is younger and overall to me a bit less impressive than the 2nd buck pictured. I'd put the 2nd buck at the top of the hit list :)
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I have to agree. They are both VERY nice bucks but I think #2 is more impressive. Still both are excellent bucks!
 

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