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Missouri Bow Hunter Tags Huge Double Drop Buck on Archery Opener
Missouri Bow Hunter Tags Huge Double Drop Buck on Archery Opener
When Missouri bowhunter Keven Jaegers arrowed this massive, double drop-tine 18-point non-typical bruiser on the very first day of the 2011 season, it capped a two-year odyssey that started with a trail cam pic and ended with Jaegers tagging a buck that had become a local legend. Here’s how he did it.
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When Missouri bowhunter Keven Jaegers arrowed this massive, double drop-tine 18-point non-typical bruiser on the very first day of the 2011 season, it capped a two-year odyssey that started with a trail cam pic and ended with Jaegers tagging a buck that had become a local legend. Here’s how he did it.
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Comments (10)
What a gorgeous deer. One of the biggest and the beast so far. Great Job keep it up man.
nice buck, good going.
Do they measure the drops as part of the main beam?
Sounds like a lot of hard work and dedication paid off. Great buck!
Truly a Buck of Lifetime! CONGRATS! My favorite is slide 24, looks like Jack Nicholson in THE SHINNG.
hopefully that hole wont mess up the mount too bad..(im thinking hes getting it mounted)
Awesome job!! What a great story and a truly amazing buck!
Great buck and a good story. It's a great point that he waited a good amount of time to recover the deer. I know several people that didn't wait long enough on a marginal shot and bumped the deer.
awesome buck .i thought the 180 inch deer i got in kansas would be hard to top. guess i was wrong great job. it will be hard to top that
Heck of a nice buck I live only 25 miles from where he killed this deer and I can't even imagine seeing a monster like this walk up on me in the treestand. It would be hard to shoot it bc I would be shaking so bad.
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Truly a Buck of Lifetime! CONGRATS! My favorite is slide 24, looks like Jack Nicholson in THE SHINNG.
hopefully that hole wont mess up the mount too bad..(im thinking hes getting it mounted)
Awesome job!! What a great story and a truly amazing buck!
What a gorgeous deer. One of the biggest and the beast so far. Great Job keep it up man.
nice buck, good going.
Do they measure the drops as part of the main beam?
Sounds like a lot of hard work and dedication paid off. Great buck!
Great buck and a good story. It's a great point that he waited a good amount of time to recover the deer. I know several people that didn't wait long enough on a marginal shot and bumped the deer.
awesome buck .i thought the 180 inch deer i got in kansas would be hard to top. guess i was wrong great job. it will be hard to top that
Heck of a nice buck I live only 25 miles from where he killed this deer and I can't even imagine seeing a monster like this walk up on me in the treestand. It would be hard to shoot it bc I would be shaking so bad.
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