seminoleslayer
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Went Hunting In Dooly Co. Yesterday .got Out Of The Woods A Buddy Said He Saw A Big Bodied Buck That Had Dropped His Rack Already. Ya'll Look Before You Think You're Shooting A Doe.
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Dropped Rack
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Handgunner
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Last year I let a 2.5 year old 8 point walk. He had a spread of about 14-15" and beings that I had already taken a nicer one, I let him walk and took the doe he was with.
One week later, same stand, Dec. 19th a big "doe" steps out into the food plot right at dark. Needing meat, I dropped "her". When I went to get "her" I discovered it was a buck that had shed BOTH antlers.
Again, both a little before Dec. 19th because both antler sockets were scabbed over pretty good...
I have no idea why he shed them so early.
One week later, same stand, Dec. 19th a big "doe" steps out into the food plot right at dark. Needing meat, I dropped "her". When I went to get "her" I discovered it was a buck that had shed BOTH antlers.
Again, both a little before Dec. 19th because both antler sockets were scabbed over pretty good...
I have no idea why he shed them so early.
Kansashunter
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Can't eat the antlers anyway.
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HT2
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K.......
Yeah but they sho are purdy!!!!!!!!!!
But, I prefer 'em to still be on their heads.......
Yeah but they sho are purdy!!!!!!!!!!
But, I prefer 'em to still be on their heads.......
Kansashunter
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Tim
Sort of like a new car with no motor huh!
Sort of like a new car with no motor huh!
frankwright
Senior Member
A friend of mine killed a buck in Spalding County yesterday and it had five points on one side and a bloody spot where the other side should have been.
