The 10 Year Buck - looooooonnnnggg!

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Congrats on a fine deer. Very nice story and pictures. I don't take a lot of pictures as I hunt alone, and always pressed for time. You did a good job!! :D :D :D
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WAY TO GO! 8)
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Congrats
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Boy! That was great! I love all the pics too. Congratulations Moni!
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Congrats!! That deer was a long time coming. Are you done for the season or can you get out with your bow?
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Thanks everyone!

Crispy - I will be out for a week of rifle hunting up north. We have 2 doe tags for there this year. After that I hope to get out again with the bow.

Not ready to pack it in - need my "me" time in the woods! :D
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Way to go. I always have an empty feeling until I or one of the group down's a deer. It's a big time recharge of the internal battery when the first steak goes on the BBQ!!! :)
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The reward is the hunt and the kill just adds to it. I missed last season and i feel alot rusty now and i have not taken a deer yet,I have had the chance but held off for a buck that hasnt shown up yet.I feel blessed to be able to go this year and to have the encounters i have had that i couldnt get sitting at home.Congrats on killing the buck and i hope its not 10 more before your next harvest :wink:
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[quote="VixChix"]Crispy - I will be out for a week of rifle hunting up north./quote]

Monika,

I didn't know you were a "2nd weeker"! Welcome to the club!!! Can't wait! :D
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Congrats Vix :D on a fine deer.

Also congrats to that fine crew you have there that helped make it a success for you.

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CONGRATULATIONS to you on getting "Ole Crusty", he looks like he,s been busy :D
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congrats on a fine buck Vix...also great story and photos... 8)
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Congrads Vix! I am happy for u. First one is always the hardest. Now you need a crossbow deer. :D :D
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That's awesome Vix!
He's a nice one and will definately take up some room in the freezer! :)

Good luck and safe hunting on your upcoming hunting trip too.
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Congrats again....good crew you had helping you, too. Deer shot in the morning are better...lots of daylight left to do the hard work - getting him out!

Enjoy the venison...it always tastes better when you are the one who harvested it.....

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