Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: BABackcountryBwhntr on November 13, 2015, 08:29:01 AM
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I am very proud of Amber, we hunt a piece of land in the willamette valley and this is her 2nd Big buck and both bucks were exactly the one she wanted to kill. We had this guy on cam last year as a good 4x4.. he was not as heavy but still a good deer, she named him "patches" because of his double throat patch. She made her mind up that this was the only buck she wanted, so much in fact that she rattled in a much bigger buck yesterday before killing this guy, only to realize that the first buck was 10-15 inches bigger. She set up and did a rattling/grunt/can sequence and that monster came in to within 20 ft. She also called in a respectable 3x3 we have on cam and a nice 2x2. Around 330 she called again and "patches" and a doe came in to 15 ft... she knew it was him and took him. Hard work pays off, we keep cams up year round and supplement with minerals and corn/apples. What a gorgeous deer.
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:tup:
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Very nice archery blacktail
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Very awesome, congrats!!!
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Assume job Amber. Great that you have the ability to "target" a certain animal and succeed in getting it. Fun!!
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Very nice archery blacktail
she shot it with her 308 but it certainly was within bow range.
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here he is last year, 2 days diff from when she killed him.
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Great buck! Congrats. Should be a real pretty mount with all the color and dark horns.
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CONGRATS! :tup:
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hes good looking for sure, taxi thinks he is 7-8 years old.
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Great job setting her sights on one animal and getting it done. There's some big brutes down in the Willamette Valley, huh?
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Great job setting her sights on one animal and getting it done. There's some big brutes down in the Willamette Valley, huh?
yes some very big deer for sure, hers last year scored 120.... the one she called in before this guy was in the 140s.
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Just awesome!
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NICE BLACKIE! Congrats!
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Wow! That's a big Blacktail. Very cool and congratulations.
SR1
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Wow! That's a big Blacktail. Very cool and congratulations.
SR1
thanks, shes a damn good hunter, this is her other buck from the same spot
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Congrats :tup: thats a great buck.
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You guys help grow some nice deer, congratulations to her!
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Thanks, we are thinking of supplements next spring, the bucks could be better Imo with some help..
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Great looking buck! Congratulations Amber :tup:
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Really nice deer!
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Thanks, we are thinking of supplements next spring, the bucks could be better Imo with some help..
I'll trade you a Decatur Island buck for one of yours, maybe you need some new genes in the gene pool..... :rolleyes: :o :chuckle:
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Wow! That's a stud BT! Congrats to Amber :tup:
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Thanks, we are thinking of supplements next spring, the bucks could be better Imo with some help..
I'll trade you a Decatur Island buck for one of yours, maybe you need some new genes in the gene pool..... :rolleyes: :o :chuckle:
Lol maybe so.
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Very nice! :tup:
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When u say corn and apples are u using a corn block like I would buy at a farm store? Iv always wanted to try one didn't know how well it work
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When u say corn and apples are u using a corn block like I would buy at a farm store? Iv always wanted to try one didn't know how well it work
50 lb bags of cracked corn
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When u say corn and apples are u using a corn block like I would buy at a farm store? Iv always wanted to try one didn't know how well it work
50 lb bags of cracked corn
Ok thanks may have to try that out this summer
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works well!
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:tup:
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Beautiful animal :tup:
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Nice work Amber!
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Sweet! Nice job Amber.
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Awesome! Two great Blacktails.
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Great buck Amber. That is a stud of a blacktail, both of them.
Whole and cracked corn and corn/molasses blocks work really good if you consistently put them out. I put a Primos block in every month when i was baiting early but it really only lasted about 3 weeks. They are like $12 at my feed store. I'd stick it right in the middle of the bait pile, pour 50 lbs of whole corn in a 10 foot circle, and 50 lbs of apples spread around it too. It seemed like it acclimated them to the block and they really started devouring it. Only bad thing is, i had a tough time getting bucks to touch it except the young ones. My fork and the spikes would hit it but nothing bigger. They'd hit the apples and leave if they ever ran out. Does and fawns/yearlings loved the blocks and corn though. I'm going to experiment with minerals a lot this winter/spring.
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Good info Matt, we are looking into stuff for spring as well.
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That's freaking amazing! Those are both once in a lifetime bucks...
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That's freaking amazing! Those are both once in a lifetime bucks...
Thanks, I appreciate the words, the buck before was 120. This one should push 130 imo...