Testing (1st x-bow deer)

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Testing (1st x-bow deer)

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Sorry,..just making sure I still know how to post a pic. This is my 1st x-bow deer, in 2001. 144lbs dressed. The boys on the old forum taught me well.

PS. I took the antlers off for the picture. :wink:

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Nice doe ... any deer taken with archery tackle is a trophy !
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Post by Sandman »

Nice deer C from V!
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Post by GonHuntin »

I'd much rather shoot a nice fat doe than a small buck! Looks like you got 144 pounds of prime eating!

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The trophy is in the eye of the beholder. I think any deer is a trophy to me based on the experience and pure joy I get out of being in the outdoors.
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Post by striper »

Carl: You passed the picture test. Your doe is much larger than the average Alabama doe. The Conservation continues to tell us that we run a 4:1 to 5:1 doe buck ratio. The so-called "Real bow hunters" won't stoop to taking a doe unless they are desperate, they like antlers. I have no more room on the wall for antlers, but I have plenty of stomach room for fat doe tenderloin and venison steak! Striper
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Post by GaryL »

Carl, them antlers do get in the way when taking pic's :wink:
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Post by Tar Heel »

You can't eat horn soup :lol:
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Post by Woodsman »

A tender doe or a tough rutting buck...hhhmmm...I'll take the doe to the BBQ first! :wink:
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