A fetus is the only deer I'd be able to afford to do a full body mount on!
We shot some doe antelope in 2005, during a early January hunt. They all had a fetus that was just a little bigger than the one pictured. They were probably bred in September, so your guess of this doe being bred in early October is probably pretty accurate.
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Beautiful 8 point Wormydog! I don't seen any broken tines, so he hasn't been fighting.
Is that a Rem 742? The antler has it hidden.
Is that a Rem 742? The antler has it hidden.
Thank you! He's almost a perfect 8. Very symmetrical and pretty heavy on between the g2 and g3. Kinda wish the brow tines were taller but he's still a nice buck.
That's my dad's circa 1970 Browning 30-06. Hundreds of animals have been taken with that rifle.
That's my dad's circa 1970 Browning 30-06. Hundreds of animals have been taken with that rifle.
Awesome to get a great deer with a classic family gun.
"It's a B.A.R.!!" Dad always likes to make that point. Lol
Here's a 140 lb. 4 point that I shot with my wife's crossbow at 42 yds.. As you can tell from the entrance wound, I used the wrong crosshair and almost missed him....
Here's an 80 lb. doe I shot with my wife's T/C Contender carbine in 7mm T/CU at 218 yds...
Not very big but, these guys sure do taste good....
Here's an 80 lb. doe I shot with my wife's T/C Contender carbine in 7mm T/CU at 218 yds...
Not very big but, these guys sure do taste good....
That first pic...did it cut the big vein that runs down the leg?
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