crankn101 wrote:Because youre not cool unless you shoot a buck out of his bed while hanging from a saddle after canoeing in 3.475 miles shortly after your crossfit class ended...
I like your MO
crankn101 wrote:Because youre not cool unless you shoot a buck out of his bed while hanging from a saddle after canoeing in 3.475 miles shortly after your crossfit class ended...
greenhorndave wrote:Tennhunter3 wrote:I didn't post a 2 year old buck I killed because I killed it in the Am in my second beast year.
I had missed a few older bucks and was like he is a decent 8 why not at the time.
Yeah, I'd say don't worry about what you took or why. The beauty of this forum, to me anyway, is that your fellow hunters will celebrate it regardless. I'm happy for you, not for what size or age class it is. I think that applies to most people here.
Kraftd wrote:crankn101 wrote:Because youre not cool unless you shoot a buck out of his bed while hanging from a saddle after canoeing in 3.475 miles shortly after your crossfit class ended...
They should put some antlers on a 200 pound sack of weights and add dragging it a mile to CrossFit games!
1STRANGEWILDERNESS wrote:Crap, the best hunting I’ve gotten on this yr is close to the road. Think I blew out a few spots going too deep when I didn’t need to.
Where I live you locate a mature buck and kill him you’re doing darn good.
And if you locate whatever you want to kill then how could you not be doing good?
crackehelmet wrote:I can't remember which video or podcast it's in, but one of my favorite things Dan says is when he's talking about when people bring their kids along when he's guiding and think that Dan is going to have some kind of expectation on the kids to wait for big deer and instead he tells the kids "If you see something you wanna shoot, shoot it. As long as it's not me."
I'm a really new deer hunter. I've never shot a deer. I feel like when I do, the folks on the beast are going to be happy to see it. I sure as heck won't be apologizing to anyone here for the deer, but I'll be thanking a whole lot of you for the help and encouragement.
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