Canadian Thanksgiving day buck

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Canadian Thanksgiving day buck

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Got this guy @ 7:30am this morning.

My hunt lasted about 2min. I got to my ground blind location & heard him coming out of the corn 10 yards behind me. I sent the rage 2 blade from my Matrix 355 on it's way & the rest is history. He is all processed & in the fridge as it was a warm day here in Sothern Ontario.

The best part about this was a monster 10 point came strolling by me 5min later @ 15 yards & all I could do is watch him walk as I only have one buck tag & I knew my buck was already down. Oh well he will be even bigger next year if he makes it through this hunting season.
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Congrats on the deer and 2 min hunt. I never had a hunt that short. Nice looking deer! :D :D
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Well there's something to be thankful for lol Nice buck !
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Great Job. Nice buck. You never know. Last year I passed on a 4pt. on my first hunt and never saw another buck the rest of the year. Were you hunting from a tent blind or home made?
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Those are the hunts that dreams are made of. Well done!
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Congrats. He might not have been the biggest, but he's yours and that always makes ya feel good! :lol:
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Ben S. wrote:Great Job. Nice buck. You never know. Last year I passed on a 4pt. on my first hunt and never saw another buck the rest of the year. Were you hunting from a tent blind or home made?

I just pick a nice looking blown down tree & park it for the morning. Seems to work for me. Thia is x-bow deer#7 from the ground & I only got one in a tree stand with the Excal. I am not a big fan of tree stands... :)
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Nice one and way to go!!!!
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Congrats on a fine Buck!
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Congrats! Great looking animal. Good work on a short hunt. Lots of work after-the-fact though. Dragging, hanging, skinning, butchering etc etc. it's all worth it when it's on the table!
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Congrats on the beauty buck.
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Congratulations on the quick hunt!
Sure makes up for all those long hours and days on stand when nothing comes by.
Should be great eating.
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Way to go Jeff!!! Was that along the Thames River, Ont?
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Congrats on yer fine deer
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Congratulations!
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