Thought maybe this would be a good thread to help pass some of this summer heat . Share a picture or story or both of your best Ga buck, or just one you’re proud of . Most of y’all have seen mine but I like sharing ? Coffee co.
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Your best Ga buck !
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bilgerat
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Jasper co, Hunting on the ground wearing the latest high tech camo
Dupree
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My “best” Georgia buck was my sons first deer in 2016. 
Hard to top that one Dupree ! I’ve got one of them to share also . I know exactly how u feel
Browning Slayer
Official Voice Of The Dawgs !
Night hunting or day hunting??
Browning Slayer
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WHAT A TROPHY!!! Congrats Dad and son!
Browning Slayer
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STUD!!!
Browning Slayer
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Dandy!!Jasper co, Hunting on the ground wearing the latest high tech camo
GeorgiaGlockMan
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Professor
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I never get tired of seeing that.
ADDICTED2HUNTIN
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Oglethorpe County
Grossed 160” scored by DNR/Wildlife biologist
Taken Nov 18th 2018
Grossed 160” scored by DNR/Wildlife biologist
Taken Nov 18th 2018
Professor
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The first one I shot at Cohutta in 2019. It scores higher, but the second one was a beast, and I consider it my best. I shot it last year from the ground on NF land in Gilmer County.
Timberman
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Talbot county 
fishman1957
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Deerhunter12454
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My biggest to date. Shot him on the lease I was on with my dad, uncle, grandfather, and a family friend that’s more family than friend a few years ago during my freshman year of college. Shot him with a 300 win mag that exploded when it hit him and he ran into a pond. Dad found him the next day floating and I had to go swimming for him. This buck means a lot to me.
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blood on the ground
Cross threading is better than two lock washers.
That is a fantastic buck!
blood on the ground
Cross threading is better than two lock washers.
Very nice
blood on the ground
Cross threading is better than two lock washers.
Dupree
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I’ve not killed any giants. I’ve killed four that are between 120” and 124”, and about a dozen 115-120”.
This deer was almost my son’s first in 2015. We were sitting on the ground and he came up out of a ditch 30 yards away Behind us to the left. I managed to get him and his shooting sticks turned, but when he pulled the hammer back on his single shot the deer froze up, looked at us, then whirled back the way he came. He stopped about 85 yards on the opposite ridge. I could only see the deer through a small opening. After 10 seconds he said “daddy I can’t find him in the scope, you kill him” (I’ve caught a lot of crap from people saying I probably shot it out from under him, but I assure you that’s not the case). A week later, same spot had a huge 10 come in and walked broadside across ridge and he couldn’t ever get the gun on him. Starting him so young in the woods, on the ground, wasn’t the best idea looking back, as it made for a lot of heart breaks for both of us, but I think he is better off now because of it.
This deer was almost my son’s first in 2015. We were sitting on the ground and he came up out of a ditch 30 yards away Behind us to the left. I managed to get him and his shooting sticks turned, but when he pulled the hammer back on his single shot the deer froze up, looked at us, then whirled back the way he came. He stopped about 85 yards on the opposite ridge. I could only see the deer through a small opening. After 10 seconds he said “daddy I can’t find him in the scope, you kill him” (I’ve caught a lot of crap from people saying I probably shot it out from under him, but I assure you that’s not the case). A week later, same spot had a huge 10 come in and walked broadside across ridge and he couldn’t ever get the gun on him. Starting him so young in the woods, on the ground, wasn’t the best idea looking back, as it made for a lot of heart breaks for both of us, but I think he is better off now because of it.
