November 9th paid off again!

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tree_ghost":1u02ezbu said:
Well a new day dawned and I headed back up into the timber to take up the trail again and it didn't take long. He was 40 yards from where I stopped looking. [/img]

I know that was a huge relief.

Congrats on a great buck!
 
PalsPal":rzpbg7u0 said:
tree_ghost":rzpbg7u0 said:
Well a new day dawned and I headed back up into the timber to take up the trail again and it didn't take long. He was 40 yards from where I stopped looking. [/img]

I know that was a huge relief.

Congrats on a great buck!

That night was one filled with as many emotional swings as a man can have lol... I had thoroughly convinced myself that I had flesh wounded this animal and it would live. Just goes to show how deceiving the blood trail off a shoulder shot can be...I was very blessed to recover this deer especially given the density of the thicket I was hunting.


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megalomaniac":cc2vfuas said:
Really special buck, gz! Did you know he was in there? Trail cam pics or hinting blind?

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I didn't run trail cams on this area. I shed hunted it last year and found some good antlers and big buck sign from the previous season. Along with the general lay of the land in that area I knew it was inevitable a good buck would show up. I just needed to keep the pressure off until the sign dictated it was time to hunt. First sit surprised him.


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