Excalibur Crossbow Forum

These pics do conjour up an interesting question. If you were going to shoot a buck this size, which one. The one with a bigger rack or the bigger bodied buck?

FredBear wrote:Booners are big!

its amazing how an extra O can make such a difference.

That looks like an awesome spot in introduce a kid to hunting.

perfect spot;) I can tell you know what you are doing also since you dont have the trees clear cut around your stand LOL. Everyone asks me how I can even shoot from mine since I only trim a few branches. I like being able to move if needed without the deer seeing me. I need lots of cover to video b...

Mike P wrote:

Kenton wrote:alright wabi, if you get to far ahead of me and Fredbear, your going to make us look bad.

Uhhh, I think that ship has already sailed!

I guess I deserve that for the waistline comment.

I couldn't help but notice that Annie's fish is bigger than yours, Mike. Great pics.

alright wabi, if you get to far ahead of me and Fredbear, your going to make us look bad.

I saw six bucks and two does today. Four bucks were 1 1/2 years old, one young buck was actively chasing a doe, one young buck was definately looking for a doe, and two young bucks were content hanging with each other. The Fifth buck was a eight point that went right around the 120 inch mark. I thin...

Mike P wrote:My goal is to continue dropping the weight while adding points to the racks!

I have a feeling any goal you set, is gonna happen.

Mike, it looks like the bucks have gotten bigger, along with the waistline. LOL

good luck crazy.

Congrats

I didn't realize that buck had that much mass, Crazy. Good luck.

Mike, have you considered the ribbing your going to take if she gets one bigger than you. It would be worth it though.

a cull buck for sure. :wink: No such thing in the wild. I would love to shoot this buck once he matures but that is a couple years away. If you notice, the pictures came on two separate days at about the same time. My camera was set about 50 yards from a stand used by a local game warden and I'm wo...