Tracking a Kansas buck tonight.

Shot him right at dark, wish me luck as I am alone and don't have the best eyes

good luck my friend.

Good luck.

Good luck Sir....keep us posted....

Good luck

You got this. Can't wait for pics!!!

Good luck brother. Keep us updated.

Rumors are spreading...

good luck

Good luck in getting him. Better tracking a buck in Kansas than watching the election returns!

Found him yet......

"Show Me The Money Buck"!

Well down and congrats

Hope your trying find a tractor to bring that big bad buck out!!!???

He found him...he gets distracted easy I will let him post the pics and tell the story

Great buck bud!!!

Tomorrow I will post pics and story. Trying to get back to the great state of Texas tonight with a TV

Glad you found him !!!
Congrats !!!

awesome, we're all looking forward to the story and photos. drive safe

Luck

Congrats, cant wait to see the pics.

Glad you were able to find him.

I am having trouble uploading the pictures so if someone wants to help I can text them. Thanks in advance.

PM sent.

We arrived in Kansas on Thursday for the evening hunt. We had a hot doe between Dave and I in the wood line. That evening alone we saw three shooter bucks and one was a dandy. The hunts through Saturday were the same as there was a lot of activity. During this timeDave and I made an adjustment and put up two pop ups . We had two feeders and four chum piles of corn and they hadnt been touched in a week. After consulting w Dave I put my pop up in the back of the lease on the edge of a wheat field And creek. The location is inbetween two bedding areas that are very close by. But we do not hunt back there because the landowner neighbor is of the worst kind. I made a quick trip home and was back for last nights hunt. To the north of the pop up is 450 acres winter wheat, to the east is a continuation of the wheat field for about another 400 yards. The bedding areas Sw and se of the pop up. I got in the stand around and knew something was going to happen because the deer were inactive for 48 hours. At 5:30 the big ten was trailing a doeinthe field to the east and another buck came out in the same area. I look out the front of the pop up and Abigail buck is chasing a doe and they are both running. So I glass the field and the buck to the east is all that is left. ( FYI I have never called a deer in with a call). So I hit the grunt tube with a deities of grunts that I learned from YouTube. So I lift the binoculars and the buck is looking in my direction. I was so happy just that he heard me soI hit it again. And the big boy headed straight to the game trail trying to get downwind. I could hear my heart pumping and thought " oh crud it's about to godown" So I glance out the front of my pop up as I am getting situated and here comes another big buck from the west wood line and the bucks are on a collision course to the front of my pop up. Well they met out front and one buck turned around and headed back to the game trail. I was so pumped it took both hands to get the release set on the bow. As soon as I had a clean shot I stopped the buck with a faint grunt. I could barely see the pins, but was very careful not to rush the shot. The arrow hit with a thud and stuck in him. He ran north east through the field, which was perfect because the neighbor is a @@@@, and he did not go down to a creek which is just difficult to pulls big buckoutbymyself. So I call Dave tell him I think I hit him in the neck and he is in the wood line. The buck ran eighty yards and died inthe field. I walked right past him and got in the tree line looking for 30 minutes. After looking for my luminous and not finding blood I started walking back to the truck which was at the pop up and accidentally stumbled upon my deer. I am a fairly new hunter so it does not take much to get me all excited. Dave has to love the entertainment value of having me around. Loaded up the RV and back home in the great State of Texas Feeling Blessed!🤓

Glad you found him.

Good looking buck Sir...congrats...

Congrats

Great buck, Ramsey. What does one like that weigh from up there?

Big bodied sucker! Congratulations!

He was over 200 lbs on hoof. I am guessing by the effort it too to drag, flip and get him in the truck, another year and he would be a moose. I think TREX killed one that was 260 field dressed.

Glad you found him. That's a lot of groceries. He looks wasted in the second pic; prolly shoulda called him an uber.

Awesome, congrats!!

Awesome!

That is awesome you got one of those big KS bucks down after calling him in!