Big two point blacktails

[steen]

Here's a couple my daughter took I think two years in a row.


Can't find the photo of the one on the plaque, but here are the two side by side.



 Here it is.Sorry a scanned image is all I could do. They were both blacktails and big bodied deer. So fun hunting with the kids!

[MLBowhunting]

Beautiful

[fishnfur]

   All of 'em  - super nice!

Is that at the place you hunt or in your backyard?

C'mon now, he's just a kid, you can answer his question.  (Right here on the forum...)   

My neighbors think my backyard has that much brush in it - (I just prefer to call it natural landscaping).   This buck was digitized about 50 yards from where I shot my buck last year, out/up in Kitsap.  He won't get a pass if I see him this fall.

[Tree Killer]

Rattled in this big old buck last fall.  Pretty sure he was blind in his left eye.

[HunterofWA]

That's a real good picture! were you hunting?

[Tree Killer]

That's a real good picture! were you hunting?

Thanks!   No, just rattling them in for photos.

[rasbo]

I love seeing those young ladies out there hunting,its awesome..when I take my granddaughter out I love the look in her eyes just before she shoots,total confidence

[pope]

That's a real good picture! were you hunting?

Thanks!   No, just rattling them in for photos.

Field and Stream quality photo. Autumn colors, frost, the angle of his antlers duplicated in the nearby branches. Definitely captures the magic of hunting blacktail deer.

[Tree Killer]

That's a real good picture! were you hunting?

Thanks!   No, just rattling them in for photos.

Field and Stream quality photo. Autumn colors, frost, the angle of his antlers duplicated in the nearby branches. Definitely captures the magic of hunting blacktail deer.

Thank you pope!

[predatorG]

  All of 'em  - super nice!

Is that at the place you hunt or in your backyard?

C'mon now, he's just a kid, you can answer his question.  (Right here on the forum...)   

My neighbors think my backyard has that much brush in it - (I just prefer to call it natural landscaping).   This buck was digitized about 50 yards from where I shot my buck last year, out/up in Kitsap.  He won't get a pass if I see him this fall.

Kitsap is the spot to hunt right fish? Great combination between the open land and high deer populations. I really like the fact I barely have to deal with any brush at all. Barely and blackberries and absolutely no salal and other brush. Plus you don't have to worry about random reprod that appears out of no where despite the fact you are no where near tree company land. Basically kitsap is the dream spot to hunt 

[pope]

That's a real good picture! were you hunting?

Thanks!   No, just rattling them in for photos.

Field and Stream quality photo. Autumn colors, frost, the angle of his antlers duplicated in the nearby branches. Definitely captures the magic of hunting blacktail deer.

Thank you pope!

[fishnfur]

  All of 'em  - super nice!

Is that at the place you hunt or in your backyard?

C'mon now, he's just a kid, you can answer his question.  (Right here on the forum...)   

My neighbors think my backyard has that much brush in it - (I just prefer to call it natural landscaping).   This buck was digitized about 50 yards from where I shot my buck last year, out/up in Kitsap.  He won't get a pass if I see him this fall.

Kitsap is the spot to hunt right fish? Great combination between the open land and high deer populations. I really like the fact I barely have to deal with any brush at all. Barely and blackberries and absolutely no salal and other brush. Plus you don't have to worry about random reprod that appears out of no where despite the fact you are no where near tree company land. Basically kitsap is the dream spot to hunt 

You got it right, but I think you forgot to mention there's no massive scotch broom patches either - and the bucks are just out there walking around in the middle of the day!  It's a dream hunt!

[Sitka_Blacktail]

Wife took this picture from our back yard today. Neighbor has a driveway behind us and a small orchard. Seems to be a fork with some real tall antlers and the bases look pretty thick.

[Wingin it]

Stud two points!

[fishnfur]

   He's super cool.  Four, maybe five year old - maybe older considering the mass at the bases?  I wonder if this guy is going to pop out another tine next year.  He's got no white on his face that I can see, so I doubt he's regressing.