From Behind

[wastickslinger]

Sucker never turned back and never quit walking at a fast pace. Here is a piss poor side view. His forks kill him. Pinchers for the most part. There are usually two of them. The other has better forks. Maybe some better shots after tomorrow morning.

[boneaddict]

Back forks look good.   He's a dandy thats for sure.

[wastickslinger]

with a little luck(ok a lot of luck) I will have some ATL sheds of this guy or his brother. Backs are ok, fronts are a little weak, good mass, I still dont think 300 would have pulled the trigger.

[boneaddict]

a few more from this point of view. 

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[saylean]

Thats the way I usually see deer...from behind..leaving me..

nice pics as always

[1bowhunter1]

The 600yrd shot....that thing is "freak'n huge"  Thanks for sharing the pics and stories!!  I really enjoy your stuff.  Thanks bone, keeps me out there.

[cascademountainhunter]

man you see alot of good bucks

[boneaddict]

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[boneaddict]

Heres a new one for you.

[boneaddict]

I guess it works for other species too

[fc2038]

boy I tell you what I hate looking at animals from behind.. You never know how big they REALLY are. plus if they are going the other way I did something wrong

[boneaddict]

Yeah, I jumped this guy at about 50 yards or less and he ran across this clear cut about 500 yards across and by the time I got my camera out thats where he was.  he could have easily stoppped for a second and gave me a look.  He did finally but you'll see that pic some place else.  He was behind a tree.  He obvisouly couldn't see me behind that tree so it must have been to stop to catch his breath.

[boneaddict]

Man if he grows into that back fork, hes a contender.