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Can't find my dang scale. But I got home from work early today and hit the fields on the farm. I have to work tomorrow, which sucks, but at least I had a nice Friday evening. That's a 25 ounce can on her head. Biggest doe of the season for sure. Deer #7 Williamson co private land

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Ruger American .308 Hornady American Whitetail 150gr soft tip. Maybe around 100 yards or so. Drilled her, ran a very short distance.


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Back Home":1kebqegf said:
Looks huge. Is she old like that one you killed last year on public land?
I'll be danged if she isn't a yearling! Twice the size of the fawn standing next to her. Just starting to lose the milk teeth!
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Next time kill one that can handle a High life stove pipe balancing on her head.


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AT Hiker":9exkxr4m said:
Next time kill one that can handle a High life stove pipe balancing on her head.


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I can't hardly finish one of those, they get nasty towards the end


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Ski":k3v0cn8j said:
Any ideas why she was so much larger? Seems all yearling deer I see are relatively the same size, regardless of buck or doe.
genetics is my guess, there are some really large deer in Williamson county. Also good soil which makes for better nutrition. Although she wasn't fat, just big


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Did the same thing a few years ago on Preist this time of year. One deer, by itself, 30 min to sundown. Ended up being a button. Wasnt as big as your yours but I was kicking myself.

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catman529":2bisuohr said:
AT Hiker":2bisuohr said:
Next time kill one that can handle a High life stove pipe balancing on her head.


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I can't hardly finish one of those, they get nasty towards the end


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Once your jewels drop and you can man handle one you will be a force to reckon with.
Until then...Busch light it is[emoji23]


But yeah, you have to be prepared to hammer back a 32oz.


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AT Hiker":1gdb5s70 said:
catman529":1gdb5s70 said:
AT Hiker":1gdb5s70 said:
Next time kill one that can handle a High life stove pipe balancing on her head.


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I can't hardly finish one of those, they get nasty towards the end


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Once your jewels drop and you can man handle one you will be a force to reckon with.
Until then...Busch light it is[emoji23]


But yeah, you have to be prepared to hammer back a 32oz.


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Busch lite tastes better than High Life anyway


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philsanchez76":37swsocx said:
Congrats man! Maybe she was just visiting from Iowa or Kansas and did not count on your Ruger.
I think we've got some Wisconsin genetics in the herd here from one of the restocking efforts.


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catman529":3wl450w3 said:
philsanchez76":3wl450w3 said:
Congrats man! Maybe she was just visiting from Iowa or Kansas and did not count on your Ruger.
I think we've got some Wisconsin genetics in the herd here from one of the restocking efforts.

I heard that somewhere too a while back. Gotta love them big girls!

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You surely must have some of the northern genetics still dominating in your area because i remember that other huge doe you shot a year or so ago. From a meat perspective those does are as good or better than a lot of bucks. Congratulations!
 
Hunter 257W":3p567ele said:
You surely must have some of the northern genetics still dominating in your area because i remember that other huge doe you shot a year or so ago. From a meat perspective those does are as good or better than a lot of bucks. Congratulations!
I've shot some big ones in Maury as well but most of my biggest were Williamson co


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I shot one in Williamson a few years ago and she was massive like that. I see a lot of big doe in the Leipers/Carters Creek area. Good farm land for them down there.
 
I shot one in Williamson a few years ago and she was massive like that. I see a lot of big doe in the Leipers/Carters Creek area. Good farm land for them down there.
 

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