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Snowflake, 2B is just tellin us how he beats you up on regular basis.

You is all some bad talkin' mofo's.

Isn't causing pain and winning one in the same ? I ain't messing with Rainbow, he ain't nice.

2B wouldn't want to tangle with ole Snowflake....he knows I'm a lover, not a fighter.

Nope.

Alright then.

I don't know about all this bullet stuff and sure ain't in the mood for a fight. But, that ain't no 180 lb doe. More like 90 lbs. Better get ya a new scale or get better at guessing field dressed weights.

Robin, you didn't load it in the truck. Picture may be a skew for porportions, but don't doubt it. The buck was little She was huge. The overall length of that gun is over 40 inches and she outstreches if from shoulders to hindquarters by a foot at least.

Shawn see deer

Shawn shoot deer

Shawn shoot deer with grandpa's 50 year old Woodsman 30-06 with 150 grain bullets from Wal-mart

Deer die

Shawn take deer to taxidermist

End of story

Shawn say, "him card read good."

I have weighed dozens of deer on a scale. That ain't no 180 lbs. This deer was 191, you telling me it is within 11 lbs of it? No way.

Craig right

That is rare

Shawn does think handloads are better, but wants to aggravate Too tall

Shawn also takes tree branch to taxidermist

Shawn has great problem too many big bucks to mount this year

Shawn makes decision to mount rifle deer first since wife was with him

Shawn threatens to take Craig to the woods without GPS

Craig is lost for three days and ends up in WI

Craig is renamed Craig Wang

Robin, I was leaning over the top of that doe, and I'm a big dude. You are sitting behind yours for effect. Perspecitve through a lens does funny things.

I will be honest with you. I did not weigh the doe. I simply stated she outsized that buck. I weighed the buck. He was 150 dressed. The doe dwarfed him by size and weight.

You are to used to people that make this chit up as they go. I've got no reason to mislead anyone about the size of that deer. It was just a huge slickhead.

I could almost cleanly pick up the buck to drain the blood from the cavity. I couldn't even come close with that doe.

I will stand by my statement that she was near 30 pounds heavier than him. It might have been only 20, but it's moot point.

You have justed grossly misjudged what you are looking at.

4.75 ft.

Regardless, I have never seen a doe that would go 180 lbs. I have killed one that went over 140 and a few over 130. MBH record doe is in the 140's.

Robin your attitude has become fitting to your profession. I'd hoped that was not going to happen to the Aimlow boys.



Since you now have the world by the balls, I will step aside and let your all encompassing wisdom as an outdoor PRO fill me with reverence for your insight and expertise.



Thank you for helping me understand how big my deer was.