2019 Deer Post em here

[Mr Mykiss]

I walked up a road 500’ to get back to my truck...cool dudes.

[2MANY]

Nice work Claire.

Bango I bet the drag out felt darn good.
Nice shot placement also!

[dmoua]

Nov 23, 7:40am, public land archery buck.

Toad Bango. Congrats.

[huntfor1]

My 2019 California blacktail and wife’s last day (2019 rifle) ) washington whitetail ...

[dan11011]

Got it done with my 83 year old family friend, Bob, this year. Bob took me on my first whitetail hunt 6 years ago, but was recently diagnosed with cancer. Luckily we were able to hunt together this year. We hunted the early general rifle season in my apple orchard on 10 different days and got a young buck. Lots of quality time watching turkeys fly in, listening to pheasants and coyotes, and watching deer in the rain.

[duckmen1]

A quality tag punched for my brother.

[Carnivore]

Late season archery opening day blacktail

[Skyvalhunter]

That's a good buck congrats

[fishnfur]

   I tried and failed.  Congrats on your success.

[fishnfur]

You and your son knocked it out of the park!  Awesome trip.  Congratulations on your success!

[WAcoueshunter]

CouesJunior's first buck is a junior coues!  Great time in the desert this last week with my favorite hunting partner. 

[zwickeyman]

2019 WA Muledeer

[zwickeyman]

2019 Northern Idaho Whitetail

[pygmy1985]

CouesJunior's first buck is a junior coues!  Great time in the desert this last week with my favorite hunting partner. 

That’s quite an accomplishment getting a Coues buck! I’ve hunted them a couple or times in New Mexico with no success. Congratulations!

[chandler]

Got my second one ever this year. Couldn't manage to get out early in the season, but managed to get out and scout a new(ish) area Saturday and Sunday before the opener about 3/4 mile from my last successful season. After 2 days of scouting and heading in the morning of my hunt I had seen zero people, which is already a win for Western Wa.

Got in to where I planned to be by about 6:30, had a beautiful sunrise before the clouds and wind picked up making it a bit colder than I had planned. A doe trotted by about 9 which warmed me up a bit, then this guy came in from the other direction about an hour later. I was cold enough from just sitting that I was shaking a little, but it was only a 40 yard shot. After the shot he calmly walked off leaving me confused as to how I could have missed. I could still see him walking for about 30 yards before I lost him in the trees. Decided to wait it out for a bit before checking where he was standing when I shot. After that I realized he wasn't going far and had actually dropped right about where I lost him in the trees.