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30 Yards with the Vixen, Gold tip lazer II, 100gr SlickTrick, Complete pass thru. I decided to take a walk and look for deer scrapes/rubs around 1:30pm this afternoon and took the Vixen with me. I found a couple after about 20 min. walking around, was tired as I have a breathing problem and sorta get fatigued out easy.

Set down on a old tree stump resting up :) was their about 15 min. when I heard this noise to my left. I slowly turned around in that direction to see what it was and shucks amighty it was a buck walking towards me :shock: My ole heart started pumping over time and all I could see was this super large rack :!: The closer it came the larger it looked I slowly rasied my vixen saying to my self should have brung the MAG, the buck turned side ways to me and I let the bolt fly :twisted:

Well I got'em bolt did a complete pass thru and I couldn't move.... The buck jumped and took off, I set there fer about 15 min. and went looking for my bolt. I found it about another 20 or so yards from where I shot at the deer and it was completely covered in RED. I sat down for another 15 min, and then went looking, found it about 30 yards from where I shot it :D But surprise, suprise, every tine on the rack was broken I have never seen anything like it :!:Image
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Post by Ben S. »

Way to go Gary. Nice buck and a great story.
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CONGRATULATION!!! i'm happy to see that.....I think, I will buy a excalibur crossbow in 2005 :roll: :roll:
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Very Nice Gary. I guess you didn't need the Mag after all.

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Congrats on your harvest GaryL!! Nice looking deer.

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GaryL,

Congratulations!

The forum boys are piling them up now eh?

PS - that rack is very similar to my first archery buck from 2001, several tines broken at the tips and healed over....


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Very unique rack Gary!I'm i seeing things or is that a long sticker point on his right brow.Good shooting!skeeter
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skeeter wrote:Very unique rack Gary!I'm i seeing things or is that a long sticker point on his right brow.Good shooting!skeeter
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Congrats GaryL, even though I never received equal recognition with my hard won buck.
That buck looks like he was a bar room brawler!! In other words, a never back down and never give up deer!!
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Post by ecoaster »

Beauty Buck Gary!. Guess sometimes they just try to run you over when you're taking a break :wink: . Complete pass through and the bolt went another 20 yards........I'd say that Vixen did a damn fine job.
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Carl from Vermont wrote:Congrats GaryL, even though I never received equal recognition with my hard won buck.
That buck looks like he was a bar room brawler!! In other words, a never back down and never give up deer!!
:oops: I answered Digger back and messed up cause I ment to put CONGRAT'S CARL :oops: in there also Never too late sooooos,

CONGRAT"S CARL :!:
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Congratulations Gary!!!!!!!!!
No luck yet here in the southern end of the buckeye state, but I'll keep trying :wink:
Looks like he should make for some good eating, and a huge, errrrr.....,
well......,
unusual rack for the wall too! :lol:
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Nice Gary!!!!!!!! Congrats :wink: :!: :!: :!: :!:

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wabi wrote:Congratulations Gary!!!!!!!!!
No luck yet here in the southern end of the buckeye state, but I'll keep trying :wink:
Looks like he should make for some good eating, and a huge, errrrr.....,
well......,
unusual rack for the wall too! :lol:
Seriously wabi that rack looked twice as big as it really was :roll: reckon they call it buck fever, but I never get that :twisted:
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Post by GREY OWL »

Congratulations GaryL, fine looking male Whitetail. Could someone tell me how the deer in 2004 taste? Looks like I'll have to wait till Monday.

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