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Re: My First Big Buck [Re: bossbowman] #6999302 12/17/17 05:15 AM
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Originally Posted By: bossbowman
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In fact, I really didn't think I'd get a deer this season at all since I can't shoot does in Lee county,
Yes you can, get you a bow or crossbow and get after it in october, that said aren't antler restrictions great!


I do have a crossbow and I did hunt in October but didn't kill anything. I did miss a doe, which is in the video above. The doe compressed and the arrow went right over it's back. I'm learning you really have to aim low.

Re: My First Big Buck [Re: D-Box] #7000466 12/18/17 11:52 AM
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And it's a 5x5


Recently got a gym membership, strange folks! I like to show up the roid zombies with my full motion curls with the 55lb. bells. Not their cheater short stroked light weights. It's holarious.
Re: My First Big Buck [Re: D-Box] #7000848 12/18/17 04:41 PM
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Quick update on the meat processing... I've been processing every evening for the last few days and the idea of mixing hog with venison has worked out really well. Food town regularly sells pork fat trimmings for .79/lb, so I bought 6-7 lbs of fat, and mixed 60/40 venison/hog with about 25% pork fat. I've used this combo to make Italian meat balls, pre-seasoned taco meat(no pork fat, olive oil instead), jalapeno and onion link sausage, breakfast sausage and some amazing chili. All VERY good with a great texture.

Still need to make is some hog BS jerky and some bacon burgers, and smoke the link sausage. It's a lot of work, but provides a ton of food all year long, to eat and give away, so it's worth it and it beats using a processor since I can get all the recipes and seasonings just like I want them.

Re: My First Big Buck [Re: D-Box] #7000874 12/18/17 04:59 PM
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Awesome and congrats!!! That will make a great looking mount. Hopefully one of many for you!

Re: My First Big Buck [Re: D-Box] #7009128 12/23/17 11:20 PM
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Outstanding animal congratulations beats mine and I've shot over 44 in my life time

Re: My First Big Buck [Re: D-Box] #7009295 12/24/17 01:42 AM
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Very nice!


Re: My First Big Buck [Re: D-Box] #7010009 12/24/17 05:58 PM
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A very nice buck to be proud of. Congratulations
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