When you hear people talk about Knowlton, Wisconsin they usually mention the award winning cheeses Mullins Cheese Factory produces or the beauty of nearby Lake Du Bay.
Knowlton is a rural township between Wausau and Stevens Point, Wisconsin with a population in the hundreds that consists mainly of family farms and lake houses. The annual deer hunt is a family tradition in the area and most of the locals participate with the hopes of bagging some venison for the freezer.
Tom Buerger, a lifelong hunter, learned a secret to raising big bucks and healthy does on his father-in-law’s 280-acre farm from a man who would become a great friend. When that friend, Chipper, passed away from cancer in 2007, Tom kept up the practice and harvested this monster buck on the farm this year. His two nieces also tagged bucks that day, and Tom couldn’t help but think, somehow, Chipper had a hand in it.
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amazing story
Great story, I love how in picture 6, when the caption is talking about Mandy's retrieving prowess, she's spotted something in the tree.
Congratulations to Tom, Cassie and Samantha!!
Congratulations, nice bucks, and awesome story
Outstanding!
Great story.
Great story.
The B&C is nice but the real story is about the girls harvesting their first bucks! Congrats! Makes me proud to be a hunter when you hear stories of the girls wanting their uncle to shoot the Chipper Buck and the uncle wanting the girls to shoot their "first" buck. Unselfishness at it's best!
Can anyone tell me if putting out supplements is illegal in NY as long as it isn't put out during season?
I would guess Chipper is still smiliing over those three bucks.
Nice story and a great buck. 8 inch bases is amazing! Really glad your family is helping to get youth(girls also) involved in our great sport and help keep the American heritage alive.
Great story and 3 beautiful bucks. Hunting leaves us all with great lessons and memories. Is there a certain mineral that You use? I would love to start seeing some big Bucks like that here in Michigan.
Thats a Great Story Good Pictures and Even better Monsters of the Bush
Congratulations on the deer for both Tom and his nieces. So what is the mineral supplement?
hey.. this a perfect tribute..to a loved one..or a close friend..thast has fallen...its perfect..i hope sombody does somthing like this for me! when im gone!!!
very inspiring!
Great story. I love hearing about a family hunting together. There would be a lot less problems in this world if more families did that.
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amazing story
Great story, I love how in picture 6, when the caption is talking about Mandy's retrieving prowess, she's spotted something in the tree.
The B&C is nice but the real story is about the girls harvesting their first bucks! Congrats! Makes me proud to be a hunter when you hear stories of the girls wanting their uncle to shoot the Chipper Buck and the uncle wanting the girls to shoot their "first" buck. Unselfishness at it's best!
Congratulations to Tom, Cassie and Samantha!!
Outstanding!
very inspiring!
Congratulations, nice bucks, and awesome story
Great story.
Great story.
Can anyone tell me if putting out supplements is illegal in NY as long as it isn't put out during season?
I would guess Chipper is still smiliing over those three bucks.
Nice story and a great buck. 8 inch bases is amazing! Really glad your family is helping to get youth(girls also) involved in our great sport and help keep the American heritage alive.
Great story and 3 beautiful bucks. Hunting leaves us all with great lessons and memories. Is there a certain mineral that You use? I would love to start seeing some big Bucks like that here in Michigan.
Thats a Great Story Good Pictures and Even better Monsters of the Bush
Congratulations on the deer for both Tom and his nieces. So what is the mineral supplement?
hey.. this a perfect tribute..to a loved one..or a close friend..thast has fallen...its perfect..i hope sombody does somthing like this for me! when im gone!!!
Great story. I love hearing about a family hunting together. There would be a lot less problems in this world if more families did that.
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