08 Doe's...lets see em..

[saylean]

So, we have an 08 Bucks thread...lets see all the doe's from 08....

I will start off...   First day Modern Firearm, Special damage permit.

[CP]

Big mature dry mulie doe.  7 yard shot with a round ball and 90gr of good ole black powder.

[oneshotkill]

Here is a picture of my dads second deer a nice little island blacktail.  Shot at 20 yards with a slug through the neck.

[saylean]

 

[wannahunt]

My daughter's first deer.

[Hoytstaffshooter83]

170+ mulie doe

[jb101]

My first post on this tremendous site! I've been hunting with my son all over the Wet Side for the past 3 years, learning areas and getting a LOT of exercise, but not a single trigger pulled. Today was the first chance we had to get out this year due to his military duties, and our first season with muzzies.  We gear up and he heads off the end of the road wilst I start busting brush.  I only got a stone's throw distance from the truck when I hear the BOOOOOM.... sounded like it went off right behind me!  Turns out a doe was standing at the bottom of the gully as my son came over the edge. A perfect shot, took 4 steps and fell over.  Seeing as how I, with all year to plan, left the house without either a packframe or rope, my son demonstrated the determination of the Army Rangers  and just carried the doe 150 yards out of the steep gully like a casualty! Not even field-dressed; that would have cut down on the fun factor.  A great memory that will have to last through next season, as he will be spending next Fall hunting where the the quarry shoots back.

[75johndeere]

hope he checked himself for ticks

[saylean]

welcome to the side jb101. Grats to you and your boy, we all wish him a safe return and appreciate the service!

Cheers!

[Palmer]

hope he checked himself for ticks

Make sure your jacket is zipped up tight.  AUGH!!!!  Haven't you seen all the ticks on the deer this year?

[elkfan2]

My first post on this tremendous site! I've been hunting with my son all over the Wet Side for the past 3 years, learning areas and getting a LOT of exercise, but not a single trigger pulled. Today was the first chance we had to get out this year due to his military duties, and our first season with muzzies.  We gear up and he heads off the end of the road wilst I start busting brush.  I only got a stone's throw distance from the truck when I hear the BOOOOOM.... sounded like it went off right behind me!  Turns out a doe was standing at the bottom of the gully as my son came over the edge. A perfect shot, took 4 steps and fell over.  Seeing as how I, with all year to plan, left the house without either a packframe or rope, my son demonstrated the determination of the Army Rangers  and just carried the doe 150 yards out of the steep gully like a casualty! Not even field-dressed; that would have cut down on the fun factor.  A great memory that will have to last through next season, as he will be spending next Fall hunting where the the quarry shoots back.

Is that up in the teague/cooks hill rd area by chance?

[blessed]

Yeah for the Army Rangers!!
Be sure and tell your son thank you for our freedom   
Good job everyone on the very nice harvests!!
You're doing your part to help maintain a healthy deer herd.

[jb101]

Elkfan2 - As a matter of fact, it was; first time hunting the area to boot!  Were you up there too, or did the trees look familiar? 

[elkfan2]

Elkfan2 - As a matter of fact, it was; first time hunting the area to boot!  Were you up there too, or did the trees look familiar? 

I live not too far from there and have hunted that timber patch a few times so it looked familiar. Congrats.

[Gobble]

Here is my sons Mulie doe from this year shot at 200 yrds with a .30-06.