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great buck brian you guys going to the same ranch again this year

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pictures will be up soon, but we killed this buck yesterday on the first day of hunting. Wayne came in friday night from utah in hopes of getting his first coues. We had this buck patterned for awhile and it worked out perfect putting a stock on within a few hours of the hunt. My dad ( Ty Goodman ) and wayne headed off the hill and i talked them in to the bedded buck. They got set up and it seemed like it took forever for the buck to stand up, probably because it under 10 degrees that morning. finally, he stood up though and wayne took care of the rest.

ya im not sure yet gonna try getting one every year with my bow untill i get another kiabab tag

when did conrad go with you huntin

after drawing my first elk tag in 3a 3c i did not think i would also get my first deer tag,but putting in one or two choices, for only the trophy hunts finally payed off. It was also a plus when i found out that my mom had drawn the same tag, and planed on signing over the tag to my 11 year old brother. two tags for the late kiabab, what a dream. Knowing that my dad Ty Goodman and my grandpa Kenny Goodman have hunted the unit since they were 10 i knew we would have a good hunt. It was also a benifit spending the last four years in the unit with family members filling their tags all over 180 and my grandpas buck last year at 203. The first day showed more bucks in the low country then in the last few years, so we decided thats were we will try and find the first one. three days went by on the shoe leather express before we found a buck worth shooting. so, we began to go after him. when we got into the bowl that we glassed the buck he was around 250 yards and bedded. we decided that bryce would take this buck. The only problem was a doe was standing in front of the buck and a shoot with a few inches off could turn into a mess. My dad told me that we cannot let this buck walk, but he did not wanna have an 11 year old atempt this shoot. so the plan changed, i was taking the shoot. the bucks back side was facing directly at me and the head looking to the left. My dad then told me to aim for the solderblade even though you could hardly see it. This is when i made the best shot of my life as you can see from the pictures. scored roughly over 180. Here are a few pictures of him. two days later a storm was rolling in so we figered we would try out the inbetween high and low country. I was driving incase we jumped a buck off the road my dad could get out with bryce and help him get set up. after a couple minutes of driving every hunters dream happened,the toad ran across. My dad and brother jumped out just as planned and i continued to drive by so the buck would not run off. They followed the buck for a little till he finaly stopped right behind a bunch of jack pines. where he had to take his only chance at a shot. some how the 11 year old weaved a bullet threw the trees and dropped this toad witch scores 204. Here are a few pictures of him. Here is a picture of both of us with our bucks.

thanks guys for all the congrats i couldnt be happier with the bull and the great experiance and like christian said hopefully i can have this much sucsess in my late kiabab tag

congrats man that is a toad

[at tachment=10229:tg2.jpg]last two days of the hunt my dad called this bull in o a string on the 3a/3c tag for a 40 yard shot threw a small window but luckily cut threw the sholder and stuck the heart i think the 10 years of waiting was worth it