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Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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ok, not really, but say you shot one and it turned out the the 3 pt you were shooting had brow tines that were 1/8th inch 2 short.
What would you do?
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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I guess I'd just hope that nobody came along with a tape measure to check.
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Wouldn't have a clue, thats why I don't shoot little two points.
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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Another one of these threads really?
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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Like everyone will end up saying if your not sure don't shoot it.
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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Never seen a gamie take a tape measure to an antler. Usually they will just stand back and think, either yup that looks like 2" or no way is that two inches. In short as many will say "if you are not sure don't shoot"! It really is not that difficult. I personally take a lot of pride in the number of deer and elk I have passed on because I was not sure of something. I think it has made me a better hunter.
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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I would shoot the buck.
Then I would post about it on Hunt Wa and wait for all of the holier-than-thou guys that have never done anything wrong and were born with a perfectly formed set of outdoor ethics to condemn me for page after page.
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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10 points ...I need a permit next year
I just had to say that
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A point is 1" long not 2" and i have seen this happen they taged the animal and took it home proud of thier kill.. Here is something to think about what if you shoot a big buck and he rolls through some cliffs and breaks his antlers off about four inches above his eyrguards and you can only find a couple small pieces of tiips.. Is he still a legal buck?
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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Or your cousin decides to blow off the horn
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Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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This is why I don't like the one inch rule, I think in Oregon it is considered a point if you can hang a key ring off it, much better rule IMO.
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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What difference does it make if it is one inch two inches or longenough for a ring. You can't walk up to the deer and test the ring theory or measure it with a tape.
I just don't shoot. I've seen many bucks I couldn't grow a third point on and had no regrets, except maybe a few outside the ear smooth twos that I think NEED to be shot.
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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In this day and age of quality optics Really no excuse.
Here we go again.........
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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Quote from: boneaddict on December 05, 2012, 06:43:08 PM
Wouldn't have a clue, thats why I don't shoot little two points.
You sound like Firefighter4607.
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Re: Shot a 2 pt in 3 pt area
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This thread is an ambush to draw out the ethically elite who would never make a mistake or shoot anything but a trophy.
Funny!!
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