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Here in Germany, buck season opened up May 1 and my husband took me out to his new land today. We got out there shortly after work and I started reading my book. I was a few chapters in and was getting to the really good part when my husband elbowed me, leaned to my ear and said, "This is your good buck, put your book down." So we started watching this buck. It was about 7:05 when we first saw him and the only shot he would give me was his butt. I was getting really impatient because his antlers looked really good and this was going to be my first deer ever as long as he didn't get away. About 7:45 he hopped back over the creek towards the woods and finally gave me his side. I settled on him through the trees and shot. I felt really confident with my shot because I had about 40 minutes to stop shaking from excitement. He jumped up pretty high back into the creek, then back out and ran into the woods. We waited for awhile then got out of our tree stand. Heading over to the spot that I shot we found a good amount of blood. My husband (addicted) was being really careful not to mess up the blood, just in case we had to get the dog out, and I saw him, "Dead deer!!!" and ran to it. He was a sechzer (3x3) which is pretty good in Germany, equivalent to shooting a 4x4 Muley. Not in size, but in being big for that animal. I was really excited about it all. I finally shot my first deer and it feels good. My shot was really nice and now I finally have my own trophy to hang on the wall.
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Re: Spring Deer Hunt Success
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Here are a few more pictures. My husband is so nice. He gutted the deer for me. =)
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awesome....congrats to you guys.
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May 05, 2010, 02:17:54 PM »
these deer peak at about6-7 years and then begin to regress. at first glance with the size of the antlers and how clustered and close together the rosen(bases) had grown i thought he was a reguressing buck but looking at his teath he was probably 3-4 years old. he was a forest buck so he was on a smaller scale than the farm country bucks.
thats my girl.
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Re: Spring Deer Hunt Success
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Awesome, congrats! Is this on private land? Great little German buck!!!
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Pretty cool, thanks.
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saweet,cool to hear you two hunting together
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Way to go! That was some good shooting. Congrats.
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Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
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Those deer are cool lookin.
And it is great that they are travel size
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Great job.
Glad to read that you were excited about the buck, and not just wanting to get back to your book.
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Good buck and nice shooting but did you get to finish the book.
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No brush in the mouth?
Nick buck great job!
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Cool looking deer! Congrats
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Quote from: WDFW-SUX on May 05, 2010, 04:06:40 PM
No brush in the mouth?
Nick buck great job!
whats up with that
I don't see a bloody twig on your hat either
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