Avoiding death

[boneaddict]

Here is one I haven't posted.  He was out in open season.   He's probably lucky I was packin glass and not lead if you know what I mean.  I know at least one member thinks I am pitiful, but I thought I'd share him anyway.  I personally like public land HUNTED bucks on film instead of those private ranch/national park deer.  They are a little harder to see, let alone get nice pics of, so sorry for the poor quality.  I didn't post them originally becasue they weren't that great of pics.

[boneaddict]

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[Austrian Hunter]

Nice, he got lucky you should name him lucky

[PacificNWhunter]

Nice public land buck! Seem's pretty tall.

[carpsniperg2]

very nice buck

[Ratdog68]

Ohhhhh... what a NICE quartering shot too !!!  Nice pic   

[ribka]

That is a nice deer. More impressive taken on public land.

[boneaddict]

He was tall and had a nice frame.  Crab claws for sure, but honestly I'd have stuck him if I had a permit in my hand.  Might as well thin out those bad genetics.     I LOVE old deer, no matter what their bones look like

[Ratdog68]

He was tall and had a nice frame.  Crab claws for sure, but honestly I'd have stuck him if I had a permit in my hand.  Might as well thin out those bad genetics.     I LOVE old deer, no matter what their bones look like

Hey... ya don't eat antlers... and "antler buttons" don't give a rip what they're made from !!! 

[zackmioli]

wouldnt even hesitate! 

[bearpaw]

I like that "the lucky buck".... 

[Dustin07]

good enough for me to enjoy, thanks for sharing 

[uncoolperson]

That can't be public, there's no such thing as a wild deer in washington. They are all on farms or downtown.

nice pictures

[predatorpro]

That can't be public, there's no such thing as a wild deer in washington. They are all on farms or downtown.

nice pictures

lol true to a point but it if you suck up to the right farmers  you can get on deer like that

[Dustin07]

That can't be public, there's no such thing as a wild deer in washington. They are all on farms or downtown.

nice pictures

I see young spikes all the time on public land. The 3pt min deer are the ones that move into the city.