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36 point buck
Not every day a guy takes a 36 point buck
read the story here:
http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com...-36-point-buck
John Buehler, of Sugar Grove, was able to use a crossbow to get this 36-point, 270-pound buck while hunting in an area between Sugar Grove and Lancaster Thursday
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#2
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Thats a sweet deer!!!
...and the first line of that article may be the funniest thing Ive ever read, lol!!!
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#3
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HOLY SHEET!!!! That's an Ohio deer! When I saw Lancaster I was thinking I was reading an article from PA. Nice deer!
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Quote:
He said it was the first deer he ever hit, despite hunting on and off for 23 years.
Holy crap. I think 23 years is worth it!
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Corn Fed bucks,nuthin beats em
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JSykes3
Holy crap. I think 23 years is worth it!
I completely missed that line in the article. Saying, "its the first deer he ever hit" sounds like hes probably taken many shots. Maybe he needs to practice up a little, lol. Still an awesome buck!!!
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#7
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Wow! That's all I can say!
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#8
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Yea that is a buck of a lifetime
#9
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Thats an awesome deer
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#10
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Nice buck congrats on that one.
#11
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theres no way theres 36 points on that buck. hes a beauty for sure, but just not 36 points, real points anyhow..
#12
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If you can hang a ring on it then its a point. I can count 28 just looking at pick.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
ezbite
theres no way theres 36 points on that buck. hes a beauty for sure, but just not 36 points, real points anyhow..
I can count 31 and I can't see the back of the rack on the deer.
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I can count 31 and I can't see the back of the rack on the deer.
I don't have that many fingers and toes so I had to stop at 20
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I hear ya Buddy. No matter how many we have to agree that is a buck of a life time for sure.
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#16
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36 point
heres another view for counting!
#17
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i stand corrected. that things a beast!!
#18
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I use to live very close to that area in a gated community,Hideaway Hills. It was naturally closed to any type of hunting and those darn deer knew it.Seen some of the most Majestic bucks ever in my entire life there struting thier stuff.They were things of beauty and a lot of them had the most amazing racks.Wish I had the smarts to shoot some pics of them,but hey I did an American Eagle at least
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All I can say is . . . . WOW! I have yet to get a deer.
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WOW, that front pic dosnt do that buck justice. The side profile makes it look like an entirely different deer. Impressive!! I dont know what I would do if I saw something like that in the woods. At a minimum, I'd have to change my drawls!!
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36 point buck
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Misfit,Gone But not forgotten.RIP BUDDY!
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