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Quote from: Onewhohikes on September 23, 2020, 05:48:42 AMThe high hunt can be quite the adventure. Even challenging with this years smoke.Nice work man, congrats! Looks like you won the battle of the Napequa
The high hunt can be quite the adventure. Even challenging with this years smoke.
Couple of really nice high hunt bucks
Quote from: ganghis on September 23, 2020, 08:54:14 AMQuote from: Onewhohikes on September 23, 2020, 05:48:42 AMThe high hunt can be quite the adventure. Even challenging with this years smoke.Nice work man, congrats! Looks like you won the battle of the Napequa i can’t see your buck pic for some reason
Quote from: greenhead_killer on September 23, 2020, 09:01:33 AMQuote from: ganghis on September 23, 2020, 08:54:14 AMQuote from: Onewhohikes on September 23, 2020, 05:48:42 AMThe high hunt can be quite the adventure. Even challenging with this years smoke.Nice work man, congrats! Looks like you won the battle of the Napequa i can’t see your buck pic for some reasonI edited his post and put a screen shot of the pic so you can see it.
The high hunt can be quite the adventure. Even challenging with this years smoke. Key is to not listen to arrogant think they know it all hunters who try to deter you from hunting their so called "area"
Opening morning my 15 year old daughter passed three legal bucks hoping for a bigger one. We put the stalk on a big 3x3 but just couldn’t get close enough for a shot. It was 11am and I asked if she wanted to go back for lunch or take another look at the deer we had passed. She decided to go take one more look. We found the biggest of the three still in the same basic spot. Earlier he was at 79 yards broadside and then bed down at 84. I was shocked she passed him and now he was 140 yards away.We decided to sneak around above him. We got to 60 yards but only could see his horns. He spooked and ran downhill with three does in the lead. They stopped at 100 yards but were all bunched up, no ethical shot. They started to slowly move to the right. The first doe stepped into the opening at 126 yards. We setup for the shot and the buck had read the script. He followed the does on the same path and paused in the opening. She settled her knight bighorn loaded with Leigh 230 grain .45 caliber bullets suggested by @Sabotloader , thanks man, squeezed the triggered and flipped the buck over. Dumped him right there. All of the points are are over an inch so we are calling it a 3x4.