If it’s one thing veteran hunters know, it’s that things can go from a standstill to 100 miles per hour in a moment. Lifelong hunter Robert Gramoll of Milwaukee, Wisconsin learned just that on Saturday, Nov. 24 when, after several days of no activity which almost made him call it quits, the buck of a lifetime suddenly presented itself.
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OMG! That thing outweighs me by 50 pounds...without it's entrails!
Wow! Awesome buck! Congrats!
i think that buck was chowing down on some pretty good horn grower
I hope you thank your friends again...for the rest of your life. You just never know how luck will come your way. And it did big time for you. Congrats
Robert has " jumped the shark " as a deer hunter !!!!!!
Congrats.
Very nice and very impressive. Congrats to Robert for listening to his buddies to stick it out and hunt another day.
That's awesome
Be a nice wall mount!!!!
Job well done! That will not only look good on the wall but even better in the freezer this winter.
Our farm is not too far from there but I've never seen one of those!
congrats dont see many of them in in.im still waiting for my chance at the big one
Congratulations Robert from Wisconsin you Big Buck Slayer you !That is a fantastic story and a great Buck to be proud of .Thanks for sharing your Hunting Experience of a life time with Field & stream Readers.Knock down another Monster in 2013.
Congrats on the buck of not one, but three lifetimes!
And from Kenosha to Superior, from Potosi to Washington Island, God bless the great state of Wisconsin!
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OMG! That thing outweighs me by 50 pounds...without it's entrails!
Wow! Awesome buck! Congrats!
i think that buck was chowing down on some pretty good horn grower
I hope you thank your friends again...for the rest of your life. You just never know how luck will come your way. And it did big time for you. Congrats
Robert has " jumped the shark " as a deer hunter !!!!!!
Congrats.
Very nice and very impressive. Congrats to Robert for listening to his buddies to stick it out and hunt another day.
That's awesome
Be a nice wall mount!!!!
Job well done! That will not only look good on the wall but even better in the freezer this winter.
Our farm is not too far from there but I've never seen one of those!
congrats dont see many of them in in.im still waiting for my chance at the big one
Congratulations Robert from Wisconsin you Big Buck Slayer you !That is a fantastic story and a great Buck to be proud of .Thanks for sharing your Hunting Experience of a life time with Field & stream Readers.Knock down another Monster in 2013.
Congrats on the buck of not one, but three lifetimes!
And from Kenosha to Superior, from Potosi to Washington Island, God bless the great state of Wisconsin!
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