I have a buddy that got all punchy and shot a buck in the @$$. Surprisingly, he hit the femoral artery and watched the deer stand there and bleed out.
Is his name Mark, and does he hunt in the TX panhandle?
I made a Tx heart shot once. It was pretty devastating and evidently well placed as the buck had zero meat damage, just spinal cord and spine.
Close. Mike. But he was hunting Creek Co, OK. Just north of Okemah.Is his name Mark, and does he hunt in the TX panhandle?
When ya’ll shoot those two horned bucks and you start dragging them through the woods with the 2nd horn getting hooked and caught on all kinds of trees, you’ll be wishing you would’ve killed a one horned buck!!
I can’t swear to this but I believe this buck is one I’ve seen for the last two years on the same place and both years he’s been one horned.
I ought to bring in a young kid and let him get this buck.
I ought to bring in a young kid and let him get this buck.
The nicest four point I have ever seen.
Have you been able to see the base where the other side is supposed to be? My bet is a head injury (like hit by a car at some point). I’ve watched a big mature buck with a damaged pedicle for the last couple years, and from the side, he looks like a shooter until you see the other side. He hasn’t shown up yet this year.
Deer curiosity is cute but rarely ends well for my cameras. Fortunately nothing got unplugged this time.
I haven’t had him the right spot to see the other side yet. If he had the other side, he’d be a decent buck for our area.
