My first buck (pic)

Skip to Main Content Area

3 replies [Last post]

Sun, 2006-04-09 14:45

pappenz

Offline

Joined: 04/09/2006

Posts: 15

My first buck (pic)

I got this Sask buck 1/2 mile off of my front step, during a push. Grandpa got one too. a 5x6 (drop tine) and mine ws a 15 point. He only scored 117 2/8, but a grest first buck, and I'm proud of it!

Sun, 2006-04-09 20:26

saskie

Offline

Location: West Carleton, Ottawa, Canada

Joined: 12/23/2002

Posts: 1264

My first buck (pic)

Not too shabby at all....nice one!!!

Sun, 2006-04-09 20:58

redrider

Offline

Location: NE Kansas

Joined: 03/20/2006

Posts: 2589

My first buck (pic)

Nice buck! He had some good genes

Sun, 2006-04-09 21:29

hunter777

Offline

Location: Pennsylvania

Joined: 10/28/2003

Posts: 1637

My first buck (pic)

Yeah

Related Forum Threads You Might Like

Thread	Thread Starter	Replies	Last Updated
My 2010 Elk Camp - "The Complete Story"	HeavyC	10	12/23/2010 10:41 am
Another great opener (long story)	Rockmonky	9	12/01/2010 05:29 am
Return of the Saski	saskie	7	11/27/2011 18:12 pm
Our Colorado Pronghorn hunt	Hiker	14	12/11/2006 21:27 pm
A Bad Night In Yellowstone"	Leep	3	03/06/2008 07:30 am

Hunting Tip: Don't Overlook the Soybean Patch

There is one tip I have learned over the years in hunting whitetails in late season snow. Do not overlook soybeans left standing on the edges of fence rows, woods, creeks, buildings wherever it might be, this is where the deer will be while the food lasts during late season. December/January will pull deer in from some distance away to feed on the easy to get to food. I killed one of my nicest bucks off of a very small patch of soybeans that was left after rains created a...