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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #45 on: January 06, 2013, 05:18:36 PM »
Back in 75 my Dad and I got back from hunting in Yakima. He went to the tav for a brew. I took a little drive up to where they were building the then new high school.Low and behold a nice forkie is standing just a bit away from the walls of the building. Dumped him right there.Then went down and made my Dad finish his beer so he could help with my buck!

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #46 on: January 06, 2013, 07:36:09 PM »
An old guy that I use to work with was a sniper in Viet Nam.  His entire life revolved around guns.   He was out shooting at the 200 yard range at the Evergreen Sportsman's Club out of Littlerock.  He had been shooting for close to four hours.  As he was packing his gear up in his truck a big 4 point blacktail buck walked across the berm at the 200 yard backstop.  He threw a round into which ever rifle he had in his hand and shot it dead in it's tracks.  Yes, it was in season.  He backed his truck up to the berm, rolled in to the truck and headed for a nearby logging road to gut it out then home.  It was cool to see him get such a nice buck because he could hardly get around anymore.

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #47 on: January 06, 2013, 07:56:51 PM »
well I best throw mine in ..  :chuckle: When I was 17 my brother and I were eating breakfast before school and our corn field butted right up to our back yard...My bro looks out the window to see an eight point working his way along the corn ...I tell him to run to my room and crab my bow ...(recurve ) he comes back with it and says sneak out the back door ... :dunno: :o I said no open that window and I can get him from here ..he goes to take out the screen and I said no no no .. just stand back .. :chuckle: :chuckle: I draw back a WHACK right threw the screen and smoked him ...recurve and wooden arrows and all .... This was legal for me back then because we had damage permits in those days  :chuckle: :yike:

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #48 on: January 06, 2013, 08:07:20 PM »
Not much of a story here.  When I lived in MO, there was a special hunt draw for an urban arboretum, muzzleloader only, antlerless only.  The deer had been eating everything including an endangered variety of Trillium.  Drew a permit for a 2 day hunt in January.    Deer everywhere.  Killed a huge doe first morning, a real meat bonus for that year.   1993 it was.
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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #49 on: January 06, 2013, 08:10:37 PM »
 :hello:, 25 years ago in Oregon, Cruising down the Willamette River in an aluminum boat , ( hunting of course ) , on the rivers edge was 4 deer two buck...

Buck down.... Crazy stuff....

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #50 on: January 06, 2013, 08:46:12 PM »
I didn't kill it, just watched in amazement..... An acquaintance, back in my Kodiak days of the early 80's, woke me up a little after 2 am, (right after the bars closed curiously enough) banging on my door. As I grumpily opened the door and asked him what in Sam Hill he thought he was doing, he shouted he needed to borrow a knife, fast. It was then I heard banging in his Volkswagon Bug parked in my driveway. I ran and got a knife and watched him dive in a back door, and an even bigger ruckus broke out and there was a lot of cussing and yelling. Then he finally stumbled out all covered in blood. I said, "What the????" "Did you just kill somebody?" And he told me the whole story. He'd been driving home out the road from his favorite local bar And as he got to Bells Flats he noticed a deer along the side of the road. His favorite beverage had affected his judgement to the point he decided this was an easy way to get some fresh venison for him and his girlfriend. He purposely swerved and clipped it, jumped out, threw it in the back seat, and headed on home only to have the deer come to life. As I lived nearby, all he could think to do was wake me for a knife to finish the job. He paid a price, with a mess in the back seat, a black eye, and numerous bruises and cuts where the deer had kicked him in the struggle. But he got his venison.  I went back to bed told my wife what happened, then tried to convince myself I'd been dreaming.

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #51 on: January 06, 2013, 10:06:39 PM »
I'm going to shoot one in my greenhouse next year... attached to the house.   :chuckle:  Gotta figure out how to not break a window though.

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #52 on: January 06, 2013, 10:12:26 PM »
In a 10x10 high fence enclosure  :yike: really big buck though,still am wondering how he got in there :chuckle: :chuckle:

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #53 on: January 07, 2013, 07:29:39 AM »
I didn't kill it, just watched in amazement..... An acquaintance, back in my Kodiak days of the early 80's, woke me up a little after 2 am, (right after the bars closed curiously enough) banging on my door. As I grumpily opened the door and asked him what in Sam Hill he thought he was doing, he shouted he needed to borrow a knife, fast. It was then I heard banging in his Volkswagon Bug parked in my driveway. I ran and got a knife and watched him dive in a back door, and an even bigger ruckus broke out and there was a lot of cussing and yelling. Then he finally stumbled out all covered in blood. I said, "What the????" "Did you just kill somebody?" And he told me the whole story. He'd been driving home out the road from his favorite local bar And as he got to Bells Flats he noticed a deer along the side of the road. His favorite beverage had affected his judgement to the point he decided this was an easy way to get some fresh venison for him and his girlfriend. He purposely swerved and clipped it, jumped out, threw it in the back seat, and headed on home only to have the deer come to life. As I lived nearby, all he could think to do was wake me for a knife to finish the job. He paid a price, with a mess in the back seat, a black eye, and numerous bruises and cuts where the deer had kicked him in the struggle. But he got his venison.  I went back to bed told my wife what happened, then tried to convince myself I'd been dreaming.

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #54 on: January 07, 2013, 07:52:27 AM »
15 years or so ago, I didn't fill my deer tag during our week long hunt that we did in Idaho.  As I'm driving toward home and almost out of the part of the unit that was open I saw a big doe at the top of a 50' cliff above the road.  I stopped, jumped out with my muzzleloader intending on filling my tag.  When she noticed me scurrying across the road to get to a legal spot to shoot, she just came unglued, jumped up, stumbled, and fell off the cliff.  She broke her neck in the fall, and dead instantly.

So I punched my tag on a deer that hadn't been shot and ate well for that winter!  To this day I wish I could have gotten that on video.
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Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #55 on: January 07, 2013, 08:05:44 AM »
Not as interesting as some but my Wyoming buck this year died in the center of this picture, tumbled probably 30 yards and free fell a good 20ft, then kicked his way away from a sink hole. Pretty interesting country never hunted anything like it.


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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #56 on: January 07, 2013, 08:18:32 AM »
A memorable one I had was back in 98'.  I was duck hunting a little beaver pond and I had a 3x3 walk out into the pond.  He was going to try to chase off the ducks I guess.  When my decoys didn't move he walked over to one and started sniffing it.  I had two slugs on me and it was during modern rifle season.  I changed out my round and dropped him standing next to my decoys in the pond.  I drug him across the pond over to where my boat was and dressed him out with my pocket knife.
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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #57 on: January 07, 2013, 08:25:33 AM »
15 years or so ago, I didn't fill my deer tag during our week long hunt that we did in Idaho.  As I'm driving toward home and almost out of the part of the unit that was open I saw a big doe at the top of a 50' cliff above the road.  I stopped, jumped out with my muzzleloader intending on filling my tag.  When she noticed me scurrying across the road to get to a legal spot to shoot, she just came unglued, jumped up, stumbled, and fell off the cliff.  She broke her neck in the fall, and dead instantly.

So I punched my tag on a deer that hadn't been shot and ate well for that winter!  To this day I wish I could have gotten that on video.

That right there would be something to see.

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #58 on: January 07, 2013, 08:26:25 AM »
Not as interesting as some but my Wyoming buck this year died in the center of this picture, tumbled probably 30 yards and free fell a good 20ft, then kicked his way away from a sink hole. Pretty interesting country never hunted anything like it.

How far of a shot?

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Re: Most interesting place you have killed a deer
« Reply #59 on: January 07, 2013, 08:33:09 AM »
A memorable one I had was back in 98'.  I was duck hunting a little beaver pond and I had a 3x3 walk out into the pond.  He was going to try to chase off the ducks I guess.  When my decoys didn't move he walked over to one and started sniffing it.  I had two slugs on me and it was during modern rifle season.  I changed out my round and dropped him standing next to my decoys in the pond.  I drug him across the pond over to where my boat was and dressed him out with my pocket knife.

Hope those were non-toxic slugs....   :chuckle:

Our first year hunting together, my wife and I had a buck swim the Chehalis in front of our boat while duck hunting, had a couple of slugs still in the box, but it was the day after season.   :(

 


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