Dam 5 bucks in last 12 years that average score 170 that's one heck of a good job
The previous 3 seasons that I've owned this property either of these would have been by far the biggest bucks we've had on camera. This season I've got about 5 others that are similar size and 3 that are much bigger. Let these guys walk another year or 2 and the place is really gonna start producing.
Congrats! I'm sure that seeing results on land you own is especially rewarding.
Those are certainly some up and comers. I love it when a plan comes together!
Yeah, this was gonna be the year I just threw in the towel if we didn't see any changes. Gets hard putting in all the hours in the offseason and sitting in the stand for hours on end on the strike out. This time around I dropped 80lbs of corn in front of 4 cameras and 7 days later it was all gone. Previous years I had the feeders throwing for 2 seconds once a day and the corn was completely piled up underneath.
Long brow tines for sure. In our area we are lucky to get 4" brow tines.
With all these velvet bucks, I thought I would share one also. In this part of the country it is rare to find one still in velvet during season. I kill this guy October 3rd. 2008 in Payne County. A smaller buck behind him was already completely rubbed off. This guys hadn't even started. He is mounted in my office still with the velvet. Excuse the crazy eyes and the crooked hat, it was a long evening.
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That's awesome! Definitely a rarity and a fine buck at that.
Y'all are all enjoying pictures of bucks and I'm over here with fawns, does and hard evidence of the sign I've found prominent this year. Camera couldn't decide if it was light or dark, so I got a shadow.
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At least you can have some bacon if the deer quit coming around.
