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Congrats smossy. Keep us updated on your season. If people don't want to hear how your seasons going they dont have to check the thread.
I drive over there and see what they're talking about, Its a small deer. The younger guy starts laughing and goes "Its a baby, you shot bambi" and just keeps laughing, at this point Ive seen it and I feel like complete crap, It WAS a small deer and I had to deal with these people laughing at me. Anyways, I throw the deer in the back of the truck, tag it, and leave... That about sums it up. Alittle long.
Good deal Smossy. Still hoping for spear+bear+go pro...
Need any help cutting?
Quote from: Smossy on September 20, 2015, 09:24:27 PM I drive over there and see what they're talking about, Its a small deer. The younger guy starts laughing and goes "Its a baby, you shot bambi" and just keeps laughing, at this point Ive seen it and I feel like complete crap, It WAS a small deer and I had to deal with these people laughing at me. Anyways, I throw the deer in the back of the truck, tag it, and leave... That about sums it up. Alittle long. You could be my best friend or family member and I am still ribbing you about the size. But you did everything right and have nothing to be ashamed about.Now is time to reflect and learn from this experience. What did you do right, what did you do wrong or could have done different? Did you have everything you needed? What stuff did you not need that may be left at home next time? Now is also time to start scouting new areas for next year, helping the old lady find a deer and learning how to cut up your own animal.Congrats.
Quote from: billythekidrock on September 21, 2015, 08:25:29 PMQuote from: Smossy on September 20, 2015, 09:24:27 PM I drive over there and see what they're talking about, Its a small deer. The younger guy starts laughing and goes "Its a baby, you shot bambi" and just keeps laughing, at this point Ive seen it and I feel like complete crap, It WAS a small deer and I had to deal with these people laughing at me. Anyways, I throw the deer in the back of the truck, tag it, and leave... That about sums it up. Alittle long. You could be my best friend or family member and I am still ribbing you about the size. But you did everything right and have nothing to be ashamed about.Now is time to reflect and learn from this experience. What did you do right, what did you do wrong or could have done different? Did you have everything you needed? What stuff did you not need that may be left at home next time? Now is also time to start scouting new areas for next year, helping the old lady find a deer and learning how to cut up your own animal.Congrats.Yeah family and friends I would brush it off no problem. One of the locals who has no idea who I am, kinda hard to brush that one off. I didnt even take my pack with me this time, seemed like dead weight, just a knife, flashlight and my bow.
Has it really come to this on here where people post their individual hunting season. Lets just get back to where you post your story and pics under 1 thread.
Looking good. Butchering the rest is easy, just separate the muscle groups after/while removing from the bones.
Are those backstraps or tenderloins? You did good.