Congrats on a good bow kill! 
What part of Texas do you hunt? We hunted the SW part of Texas a few years back for turkeys and hogs. We killed more hogs than turkeys but we had a great time. Good luck the rest of the season.
Wed, 2010-10-06 19:08
#12
its great ,I usually soak it
its great ,I usually soak it in milk for about 15 minutes before i batter it and it takes some of the game taste out and its very good ,what i had last night tasted like beef.
Wed, 2010-10-06 22:24
#13
Thats a good looking buck,
Thats a good looking buck, congrats. That chicken fried backstrap sounds good. I hope to mak atrip to hunt some whitetails in the next few years. I'm just trying to figure out the cost. Its amazing the prices for a non-res to hunt out of state. I can pobaly do one out of state hunt every couple of years, I dont know if i wanna go to CO for rlk or do a deer hunt somewhere or go to canada for a bear hunt.
Fri, 2010-10-08 07:01
#14
Yes nice bow kill indeed. I
Yes nice bow kill indeed. I am counting down the days till gun season comes in 8 days. I could really go for some backstrap with green peppers onions and gravy over rice 
Fri, 2010-10-08 18:36
#15
Alright, stillrolling...you
Alright, stillrolling...you have to stop talking about backstrap, peppers, onions and gravy...You're making me hungry. LOL
Good luck to you. Did you find any land to hunt around Clayton? How about muzzleloader, do you muzzleloader hunt? Oh, you know you can bowhunt on private land during muzzy season, right?
Go ahead and knock down one of those Johnson County brutes. You have to show some pics.
Fri, 2010-10-08 22:48
#16
ECU Yea I landed an OK spot,
ECU Yea I landed an OK spot, 150 acres, placed a trail camera up a few days ago, did see a good young buck while scouting around. I dont have my muzzy or bow with me right now. They are back at my old place. Havent had the time to swing by and pick them up. Im going out Tuesday to check the camera to see if I picked up anything.
Fri, 2010-10-15 09:41
#17
I hunted near Uvalde last
I hunted near Uvalde last fall - was a fun hunt
Texas style is definitely a different kind of hunting than what I'm used to, but it is effective - I saw more deer in a day and a half than I usually see in several seasons out west
I saw some really big bucks, too - but I wasn't on a "trophy" hunt
here's a pic of the management buck I got
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Fri, 2010-10-15 09:51
#18
:lol: I love those
:lol: I love those "management" bucks out there in Texas. I would have that thing hanging on my wall as my biggest deer ever.....
Nice buck!
Mon, 2010-11-08 12:37
#20
That's a good buck,
That's a good buck, orduckhunter. That's a great buck to have on the wall. Management buck or not, that had to be a fun hunt in Texas. :thumbsup1:
I would go to Texas to shoot a management buck like that if it wasn't too expensive. What's the cost of culling a management buck there?
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