It's not often someone has a target doe, but I really want to get her on the ground.
Look at the size of her! Any guesses how old and how much she weighs?
Look at the size of her! Any guesses how old and how much she weighs?
Monster Swamp Donkey
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Good grief that's a big hefty girl
Fully fully mature, looks like she will dress 150#+. I've gotten a FEW like her on camera over the years, but only at night and I never seen them in daylight. I enjoy targeting fully mature does as much as mature bucks.
Ol Grandma
I bet the other does I get with her are her daughters.
I know it's not customary to name does, but....I think her name should be Hillary. Hope you get to shwack'r
CHRIS WILSON
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Mama been eating good.
That is a whopper! I bet she has busted untold numbers of hunters. You know, the one that stands just out of sight and blows for 15 minutes 
For comparison, here's a 168# one that grandson killed when he was 7 years old. Biggest one we've ever taken by far. He named her Doezilla!
For comparison, here's a 168# one that grandson killed when he was 7 years old. Biggest one we've ever taken by far. He named her Doezilla!
backyardtndeer
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She is mature for sure. She may go over 150 dressed.
She's a giant trophy doe no doubt! I'd guess she is easily over 6 years old and 180lbs on the hoof.
I have one like that in an area I hunt that has to be at least 7 years old or older based on observations and trail camera data. I won't shoot her because she comes into cycle at the same time every year and brings the big boys like clockwork on the 2nd Tuesday every November.
I have one like that in an area I hunt that has to be at least 7 years old or older based on observations and trail camera data. I won't shoot her because she comes into cycle at the same time every year and brings the big boys like clockwork on the 2nd Tuesday every November.
Woof! She's "big boned" 
She's the resident 'school bus' of the woods in my area.
Hahaha just spit some of my coffee up.
That's not a doe, that's a cow!
Wow that's thoroughly impressive!
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Big ol gal. Wouldn't surprise me if she wasn't 8-10 years old.
You should see the big gals in Southern Ontario.
Deer?
