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Top Shots: Field & Stream's Best Reader Photos from November 2012
Top Shots: Field & Stream's Best Reader Photos from November 2012
Ohio 25 pt Non Typical Whitetail
Nov 9, 2012 was the day the Deer Gods smiled on me twice. I had my Mathews bow in my lap when this buck came up over the hill and stood 20 yards to my left. Perfect shooting lane. I sent the arrow and down on the ground he went. He got up stumbled back down the way he came. I thought he was done! 4 hours later I happen to stumble on him 1/4 mile away!
Species:
Whitetail
Where: Ohio
Method:
Bow
When: November 9, 2012 at 12:45 pm
Additional Info
Each month, Field & Stream editors review the hundreds of photos submitted by readers to our Trophy Room. If your photo is chosen to be printed in the Game Faces section of the magazine, you’ll win a Rapala Fish ‘N Fillet knife!
More reader photo collections from this year:
January 2012
February 2012
March 2012
April 2012
May 2012
June 2012
July 2012
August 2012
September 2012
October 2012
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Comments (10)
Nice job fellow Mainer. That is a hog. I was lucky to get a 213 lb buck this year in Maine, but the rack on yours is way, way bigger.
This woman is violating at least three of the ironclad rules for getting a good picture with a trophy buck:
do not sit on the animal, handle the antlers with fingertips only and tuck the tongue back in them mouth. But, she's such a hottie, who cares!? congratulations on a fabulous buck!
wait til you see how she loses her composure when she reads your post calling her boo boo in front of the entire planet! :-)
Yes, awsome. Unless it's your turn to be on plucking duty.
#27, antlered doe?
And just whom is gonna clean and pluck all of those
gooses. I would of just shot 2 or 3 for myself.
#51, Cool a Daisy for Goose hunting. Will his Dad ever tell him.
#4...Shoot the bear
10WAbuckhunter, No, it wasn't an antlered doe. He still had full velvet due to the fact that he couldn't produce testosterone that stimulates the velvet shed. When I skinned him I actually found lead lodged in his back leg from a bad shot that a hunter had made on him last season far as I can figure.
Congratulations on the buck! and will you marry me?
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This woman is violating at least three of the ironclad rules for getting a good picture with a trophy buck:
do not sit on the animal, handle the antlers with fingertips only and tuck the tongue back in them mouth. But, she's such a hottie, who cares!? congratulations on a fabulous buck!
wait til you see how she loses her composure when she reads your post calling her boo boo in front of the entire planet! :-)
Nice job fellow Mainer. That is a hog. I was lucky to get a 213 lb buck this year in Maine, but the rack on yours is way, way bigger.
Yes, awsome. Unless it's your turn to be on plucking duty.
#27, antlered doe?
And just whom is gonna clean and pluck all of those
gooses. I would of just shot 2 or 3 for myself.
#4...Shoot the bear
10WAbuckhunter, No, it wasn't an antlered doe. He still had full velvet due to the fact that he couldn't produce testosterone that stimulates the velvet shed. When I skinned him I actually found lead lodged in his back leg from a bad shot that a hunter had made on him last season far as I can figure.
Congratulations on the buck! and will you marry me?
#51, Cool a Daisy for Goose hunting. Will his Dad ever tell him.
Post a Comment