Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: JJ79 on December 05, 2008, 10:17:31 PM
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i tried muzzle loading this year for deer. i could only hunt opening weekend in the early season. missed at a doe. had to wait until late season and went out on the 26th. got set up and after about an hour of sitting, i saw a flash at the edge of the woods. he walked a little further and i then realized it was in fact a deer. i had shooting sticks, but they wouldn't work for the angle the deer was at. i didn't want to lose the chance so i went off hand, aimed a little high because i had only been sighted in at around 80 yards. the total distance ended up being around 200 yards. not too bad for open sight muzzleloader :chuckle:
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sweet, did you aim at his head/neck?
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actually i was aimed at the high shoulder, he was walking to the right, and i have always pulled a little to the right. the picture is actually of the exit wound.
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thats sweet, my first buck was barely a buck.. lol
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Nice work, welcome to the site :hello:
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Congrats on the first one!
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thanks :) it was really nice to get it with my dad, he didnt get one this year, but my mom did, her horns can wrap around mine with a few inches on each side haha, its her biggest buck yet.
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Nice buck congrats
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Nice looking buck!
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nice work
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Perfect first buck, he should eat good :drool:
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Nice first buck!! Split eye guard on that thing - thats awesome!
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Good work. That will hang a few hats.
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Great first buck!! Congratulations! :tup:
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does anybody know if they have a tendency for brow tines to split on one side or the other? mine is on the left, the right side had a little bud of a second one though, but on my dad's from last year the split is on the left side as well.