lightsareout
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You guys see this one? all the details I can find is Meade County
Fearless":3uwdno4n said:high fence deer
landman":2vfb0cm8 said:No high fence
200"
Said smaller buck was behind it in the small field only 149" 10 pt, guy from TN kill the 149"
easy45":239y57lm said:Nothing wrong with that, fair chase and the man had the money to pay and go do it, I would like to go on one or two guided hunts in my life, probably will never be able to afford it though.
Goals have to start somewhere...AT Hiker":1h5sfaet said:easy45":1h5sfaet said:Nothing wrong with that, fair chase and the man had the money to pay and go do it, I would like to go on one or two guided hunts in my life, probably will never be able to afford it though.
Assuming you stashed cash in your shoe box, you could put back $100 a month for four years. That would give you $4800, you can go on a nice hunt for that. Picking up odd and end jobs here and there, cutting back on this or that and its feasible to put back on average $100 a month. Im doing this for a wilderness elk hunt in the Thorofare of WY. Im on a 6 or more year plan though, haha.
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Eric Kilby":1kah1un6 said:Hes within arms reach of it.. the deer i kill would have me 100yds away trying to make it look big
Buzzard Breath":25u3akod said:Great buck. Congrats to the hunter.
It's pitiful that as more and more big bucks get posted the jealousy/envy/spite starts oozing into the posts. Everyone just wants to assume the worst instead of congratulating the hunter.