Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: MLBowhunting on November 18, 2013, 11:53:04 AM
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Well after getting several suggestion from fellow Hunt-Wa members I planned a three day journey back to Montana. I talked with Kazekurt and we met up and he showed my brother and I a draw to hunt on day one.
It snowed lightly on our first day and we sat in that draw for a few hours with just four does walking by me at 20 yards. That afternoon produced similar results but we did catch a glimpse of a whitetail buck.
Day two we decided to hunt high and we hunted high. Lots of snow and we followed several tracks but never did catch a buck. We hiked in a gate that was close to the top and finally saw a buck. He bolted so fast I couldn't even draw on him so ended day two.
We were loading up on our last day and Kazekurt told me I should bring a rifle just in case I couldn't get into bow range so I did. We started hiking up the mountain right at daylight and just as we reached our glassing spot Kaze spots a deer right behind us. I put my binos up and saw some spikes and said ok I will take him. Kaze ranges the buck at 238 yards and I layed prone and hit him with my sons 243. The buck spins and moves very slowly down the hill. We watched him bed and we moved closer and I hit him one last time. It was a awesome trip and one I hope to do again. Thanks Kaze it was awesome. First ever rifle kill for me and on our way out we had a massive bighorn sheep cross in front of us.
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Always glad to help and I had a blast aswell! You definitely earned that buck and we'll hook up and get after some animals again in the future:-)
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A spike is better then tag soup any day :tup:
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:tup: Right on! Helping people out!!!
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Should eat well
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:tup: meat in the freezer and a great time!
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Great job that will be some good eating venison there!!
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I will take a spike anytime the way is been in 407---
pure famine.
Nice animal!! enjoy man :drool: :drool: