How was your Black powder hunt?

[VIKING]

I will try to post a better picture of him tomorrow (while at work ha ha) but he really did have some trash. Probably some of the heaviest horns I ever killed. He weighed 162 and that was with everything out. I've been very blessed to have permission to hunt the property I hunt on. Hunted it for lots of years and took many good bucks. All it's ever cost me was me trying to be a good neighbor and I would have done that anyway.

 

[ElkStalkR]

In one word and picture.....Crappy!

Left him lay overnight and when I found him the next morning there was nothing left. F'ing coyotes.

 

[Okie4570]

Looks like the deer in your area and mine share the same antler quirks. For years now, the left side antlers have incredible mass and trash in comparison to the right side. Makes for some awesome looking antlers, but it's deduction city for scores.

 

[Okie4570]

In one word and picture.....Crappy!

Left him lay overnight and when I found him the next morning there was nothing left. F'ing coyotes.

Looks like they were thorough!

 

[VIKING]

Yes they do Okie4570. I killed one last year on the same property that looks like this bucks twin. Hardly ever do I take one that has a balanced rack.

 

[osumark]

I saw a 100's of does over the last several weeks, finally saw a shooter buck, unfortunately I jumped him up while walking out Saturday morning.

 

[Lurker66]

In one word and picture.....Crappy!

Left him lay overnight and when I found him the next morning there was nothing left. F'ing coyotes.

wadda ya mean nothing left? I see neck roast, tongue stew and antler soup. Lol. I hate coyotes too.

 

[Huckelberry75]

wadda ya mean nothing left? I see neck roast, tongue stew and antler soup. Lol. I hate coyotes too.

Time to go Yote huntin'

 

[AKguy1985]

My great uncle got an 8pt buck on our land sat morning. all I seen of it was the hide and 3 leg bones.

 

[Diggerman]

Last day was the charm! This guy has never been seen on our cameras until Sunday just after midnight.View attachment 24390 Every time a doe or two showed up to eat a little corn, he came plowing out of the darkness after them. He did this over several hours in the dark. Then, about 7:00 a.m., he decided to come back, only my oldest son was waiting. Right at #175 and reeking bad!