Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: 3nails on May 07, 2011, 04:53:49 PM
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Other than the long rolls-cartwheels down the mountain I thought this was a cool pile-up of a buck I rattled in a couple years ago in MT. Anyone else take pics of how they found there deer?
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Oops. This should be bigger.
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There was an ongoing thread started this winter titiled 'How He Lays' or something to that effect.
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That's awesome! I shot a buck a few years ago in the East Klickitat unit that did cartwheels down the hill, and actually a lot of free falling because it was pretty much straight down. It was probably only about 200 feet but it seemed like it took forever for that buck to hit bottom. Wish I would've had a video of it. The funniest thing was that it almost took out the doe that was standing directly below it. Must have just missed her by a couple of feet, as she watched him go flying past.
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looks like he is tryin to hide behind his own shoulder :chuckle: :chuckle:
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looks like he is tryin to hide behind his own shoulder :chuckle: :chuckle:
:yeah: :chuckle:
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Wow, had to have ate it hard when he finally ran out of gas!
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Wow
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:chuckle: that's something over tea kettle :chuckle:
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I didn't have a shot until about 15'. Broke his neck w/a shot from the .300
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They sure limber up when you break their necks...
New meaning to the term "header"
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ouch
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Nice!!!! I probably looked like that once while packing an elk quarter down a steep side.... LOl... Took a while to get up...