2011 Bucks...post them here!!!

[elkaholic123]

My Montana buck

[rb2506]

My Montana buck

[rb2506]

Wish i got mine posted before elk did:-[

[clyders]

Been hunting blacktail and muledeer only and this year I decided to go whitetail hunting!! 

[BOWHUNTER45]

Been hunting blacktail and muledeer only and this year I decided to go whitetail hunting!!

looks cold  nice buck !

[et89]

Nice buck! Turner89 wish i could of been there but i had to go to school

[True Sportsman]

Been hunting blacktail and muledeer only and this year I decided to go whitetail hunting!!

Thats a really awesome pic. Nice.

[belkaholic]

my cusins first kill with a bow!

[et89]

that is a big blacktail Turner 89!! i wander how it will look on the wall

[shootnrun]

My high hunt buck. Only pic we got was in the dark as we didnt get to where he fell till after the sun dropped.


Then I put my friend on her first deer/buck second weekend of general. First year hunting.

[carpsniperg2]

Some great bucks shootnrun welcome to the site

[Turner89]

Nice   How far was the pack out?

[shootnrun]

Nice   How far was the pack out?

Roughly 7.5 miles. Wouldn't have been nearly as bad if my little brother didn't dump the smaller 3x4 that was running with this guy  /  Turned out to be quite the ordeal. Worthy of an actual post really.

[Turner89]

Yea, Write the the story!

[lastmk8]

Here is "Fred", my 2011 Northeast Washington Whitetail.  Found an active rub line in a small hardwood stand in the middle of a small "green" field deep in some evergreens.  Decided I better set up on that rub line for the evening hunt.  Well a couple hours later after I get tucked into some cover here comes this bruiser feeding toward those rubs.  About half way through the stand of trees he presented the perfect shot opportunity.  Double lung, and off he went, about 70 yards and I hear him plie up.  Instead of heading to the "crash" site I wait for the youngster to get there and give him a quick lesson on the importance of identifying, marking and following the blood trail, good stuff.  At the end of the blood trail is "Fred", just where I heard him crashing on the brush pile.  I was quite happy to "remember" all I needed for this experience, 30 years since my last deer.  Had thirty years of Navy get in the way, now that I'm done with that I'm hoping for many more deer and elk for the freezer.  Oh yea, I did fill that Elk tag this year also, named him "Barney"!!