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Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season #9172903 01/20/25 01:31 AM
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Or just decided to show up after you tagged out. [Linked Image]

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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: Jacob__McCandles] #9172933 01/20/25 02:08 AM
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The one good buck I had on camera disappeared before the regular season started and he hasn't been seen since. crying


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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: Jacob__McCandles] #9172954 01/20/25 02:35 AM
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Never could get an arrow into this one or even see him on the hoof. Son thinks he saw him but he had already gotten his buck



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This is the one he saw. I’m not certain it’s the same deer, but it probably is

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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: txtrophy85] #9172990 01/20/25 03:24 AM
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Originally Posted by txtrophy85
Never could get an arrow into this one or even see him on the hoof. Son thinks he saw him but he had already gotten his buck



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This is the one he saw. I’m not certain it’s the same deer, but it probably is

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Needs a few more years… grin NOT!

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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: Jacob__McCandles] #9177599 Yesterday at 01:04 AM
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I don't know how to post pictures but I let three or four nice bucks walk this year. I have pictures on my phone that we took of them on the computer screen when we checked the trail cameras.

Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: Okie Newton] #9177630 Yesterday at 01:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Okie Newton
I don't know how to post pictures but I let three or four nice bucks walk this year. I have pictures on my phone that we took of them on the computer screen when we checked the trail cameras.


Instructions for pictures are in this https://texashuntingforum.com/forum...-tools-and-functions-how-to#Post7358212.


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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: Jacob__McCandles] #9177730 Yesterday at 09:27 AM
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My target from last year showed up for the first time after I had already tagged out. I actually put a stalk on this guy last year, crawling the last 150 yards or so, and ended up taking an off-hand shot from open tall grass, that hit high. It dropped him like a sack and I thought he was done, but he quickly regained his composure while I was navigating the tall grass and got to his feet and scalded out of there for the next county.

He's still looking pretty stout for post-rut, and assuming he makes it, he's back at #1 for next year. You can see the scar from the shot on his left high shoulder. No idea how he shook that one off, but he did it.

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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: Jacob__McCandles] #9177744 Yesterday at 11:52 AM
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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: kry226] #9178235 17 hours ago
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Originally Posted by kry226
My target from last year showed up for the first time after I had already tagged out. I actually put a stalk on this guy last year, crawling the last 150 yards or so, and ended up taking an off-hand shot from open tall grass, that hit high. It dropped him like a sack and I thought he was done, but he quickly regained his composure while I was navigating the tall grass and got to his feet and scalded out of there for the next county.

He's still looking pretty stout for post-rut, and assuming he makes it, he's back at #1 for next year. You can see the scar from the shot on his left high shoulder. No idea how he shook that one off, but he did it.

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Yep, that shot looks too high. That’s why I feel purposely shooting for the high shoulder does not allow much room for error if you hit a little high.

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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: Jacob__McCandles] #9178271 16 hours ago
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This deer only came by two or three times all season. Sadly, I was never there when he did

Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: freerange] #9178320 8 hours ago
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Originally Posted by kry226
My target from last year showed up for the first time after I had already tagged out. I actually put a stalk on this guy last year, crawling the last 150 yards or so, and ended up taking an off-hand shot from open tall grass, that hit high. It dropped him like a sack and I thought he was done, but he quickly regained his composure while I was navigating the tall grass and got to his feet and scalded out of there for the next county.

He's still looking pretty stout for post-rut, and assuming he makes it, he's back at #1 for next year. You can see the scar from the shot on his left high shoulder. No idea how he shook that one off, but he did it.

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Yep, that shot looks too high. That’s why I feel purposely shooting for the high shoulder does not allow much room for error if you hit a little high.

Yup, offhand shot after a stalk. Bad breathing control and lack of patience.


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Re: Post pics of the deer that slip through your clutches this season [Re: Jacob__McCandles] #9178415 5 hours ago
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7 pnt I call Whitey. I'll shoulder mount him if I ever get him because of his pretty cape!

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