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My Dad took this deer opening morning. He's 92 years old!  Pretty proud of my old man.  

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After 6 years of trying to get a buck my best hunting buddy got one this morning. He was hot after a doe and she dropped him in his tracks. It was awesome.

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Got him at 0730 today. At shooting light had two fawns and a doe getting chased by a smaller 8. He was grunting the whole way. He even snort wheezed. My brother has saw two bucks chasing does but was unable to tell what they were. He also saw a fork. They are running hard today.

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I shot this buck in North Dakota on November 4th... yes, full velvet on November 4th! It is what some people refer to as a "Cactus Buck." It had both male and female genetalia. It had no testicles and it had a milk sack. The condition has to do with testosterone levels. Enjoy!full-11135-13740-buck2011compressed.jpg

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My FIRST deer ever! grin 11 point buck shot opening morning, was on stand less than 15 min and he showed up 5 min after legal shooting time, my poor boyfriend had very little time to hunt before he got the phone call smile Putting this guy on the wall.

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Got him at 0730 today. At shooting light had two fawns and a doe getting chased by a smaller 8. He was grunting the whole way. He even snort wheezed. My brother has saw two bucks chasing does but was unable to tell what they were. He also saw a fork. They are running hard today.

Thanks for the report, I suspected it might be good today after all that wind. I normally take all week off but burned too much vacation bow season. Back in the woods on Thurs.

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I shot this buck in North Dakota on November 4th... yes, full velvet on November 4th! It is what some people refer to as a "Cactus Buck." It had both male and female genetalia. It had no testicles and it had a milk sack. The condition has to do with testosterone levels. Enjoy!full-11135-13740-buck2011compressed.jpg

Anylake, as soon as I started to read this my first thought was antlered Doe. My buddy who is a Taxidermist has a 10 point Doe still in velvet on his wall. I'm sure it was a mind blow when you went to gut it and things were not in the right places! laugh

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leech- It green scored 159 5/8ths yes the main beams are unreal! At the base they are 6 inches around. Pictures don't even do it justice, until you see it in person. The deer wieght was 217 field dressed. Hospefully My taxidermist gets it done by march to bring it to the deer classic!

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leech- It green scored 159 5/8ths yes the main beams are unreal! At the base they are 6 inches around. Pictures don't even do it justice, until you see it in person. The deer wieght was 217 field dressed. Hospefully My taxidermist gets it done by march to bring it to the deer classic!

Dude I was about to call out the "Photo shop" card on you that thing is so wide and thick! Rack of a life time! Find a good spot on the wall! wink

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leech- It green scored 159 5/8ths yes the main beams are unreal! At the base they are 6 inches around. Pictures don't even do it justice, until you see it in person. The deer wieght was 217 field dressed. Hospefully My taxidermist gets it done by march to bring it to the deer classic!

The people I have shown that picture to are in pure shock. Whatever your doing, its the way I need to do things. write a book ill buy it

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leech- It green scored 159 5/8ths yes the main beams are unreal! At the base they are 6 inches around. Pictures don't even do it justice, until you see it in person. The deer wieght was 217 field dressed. Hospefully My taxidermist gets it done by march to bring it to the deer classic!

Skies, that is just an incredible deer! Are you aware that a local man has a few years of matched sets of sheds from it. I believe that deer to be at least 7 1/2 years old and if im not mistaken he has gone downhill! He is a rare "past his prime" buck! Most hunters will never lay eyes on a deer of that age class! Congrats to you! Reguardless of score, he is truly a trophy animal!

BTW... Congats to everyone, men AND women, on a lot of great deer!

Slim

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Davids first buck and second deer. Last deer was 11 or 12 years ago. He has a tendency to get a little excited when deer come in. Or has his young mind in a phone. Hit the deer on first shoot but sense he seems to miss every year he took four more shoots. Deer went less then 20 yard. Congratulations David. [img:center]http://IMAG0144.jpg

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2011 North Dakota rifle buck. Not many deer out there this year. I put alot of miles on my feet. My usual honey holes were dry too. This was the first mature buck I saw all rifle season. There is a standing corn field about a mile away from where I hunt. Which is about the only field still standing. I'm hoping the buck I was after with my bow is in there, I can't wait to get back out with my bow!!!

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