
Kid's first deer
Kid's first deer
Took the youngster out last weekend. He wacked this doe at 130 yards. It crumpled in it's tracks. He was pumped! He really wanted a buck, but the two bucks we saw that morning were both running, and well over 200 yards out. Since we had to be home that evening, I suggested he take the doe. Neither of us will forget it...


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Warmouth
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Re: Kid's first deer
Great job. Were you guys in that stand in the background?
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Good shootin' JimPup! 
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Re: Kid's first deer
Yes. It was the same stand we hunted out of last year, and this doe was standing within 10 yards of a nice buck that he missed last year. We spent a lot of time at the range this year, and he was driving nails with that little .243 that he shoots.Warmouth wrote:Great job. Were you guys in that stand in the background?
There was a doe straight out in front of us at about 75 yards just milling around for close to an hour that morning. When I suggested that he take that one, he said no - there may be a buck trailing her. This one appeared right by where he missed that buck. He waited 15 minutes or so, just to make sure there wasn't a buck trailing her. After the 15 minutes, he declared that he was going to shoot it. I had the binocs on it when he pulled the trigger, and it's legs folded and it went down and didn't as much as kick.
By the way - on the way in to work yesterday, I saw two buck on the move. One was a little 6 point - the other was a dandy mainframe 8 - both were cruising along at a good clip. I plan to spend all daylight hours in a stand this weekend. The wind and the heat sucks, but no doubt the deer will be on the move...
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Awesome! That is fantastic. Congrats to both of you, speaking from experience with the hunt i shared with my boy this past weekend, I know that one was special and will not be forgotten!!! 
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That's cool chit right there.
Congrats to the killer and his proud papa.
Congrats to the killer and his proud papa.
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