Pine Donkey
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I love the character on those antelers.
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She Shoots...She SCORES!!
Pine Donkey replied to Red Rabbit's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Great Buck Amanda, can't wait to read the whole story. Hopefully it will include a Buck for Scott. -
That's a great way to start a kid hunting. Congratulations
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Not bad for lowering your standards. Congrats.!
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Toad, toad, toad!!!
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Illinois Archery Whitetail-Big Buck Down!
Pine Donkey replied to lucky2hunt's topic in Other Big Game
That sounds like a great time. Congrats on a good buck. -
Red Rabbit, you truely have a gift for speaking through pictures.
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Neat reflection picture
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Nice story, great buck.
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Wow! That is an impressive bunch of deer.
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Great job Nick.
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Great job Matt! Coach, how about an update on Nick...
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Avoid burritos the night before!
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This is a great deer. No better time that in your youth to begin making payments to the taxidermist. Congratulations
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Congratulation!!! a kids first deer is a special think.
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What do you think they will score? He has a new friend!!
Pine Donkey replied to zhunter's topic in Trail Cameras
He should score at least TOAD and 7/8ths! -
Our prayers are with your family.
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San Carlos NT Coues tribal hunt
Pine Donkey replied to Apache7mm's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Great buck. -
Congratulations on a great last day Buck.
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MC you are getting way too much entertainment out of this. You worry me!
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Nice top end on your bull. Congrats
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Great family hunt success!
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What a beast!
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Great elk! Either that elk is huge, or Jodi is small. Very nice job setting up the photo.
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About 20 years ago while hunting 6A, I was tucked into a nature type blind against a large dead fall. It was on a well used trail and offered several shooting lanes, although there was no way to see behind me. As a young hunter, I was sure every noise was an elk, and I was going to quickly fill my cow tag. A couple hours after first light I could hear one walking down to me and I was sure it would offer a good shot as it walked past my hiding spot. After a couple minutes it was very close when it stopped. I waited and listened...what was that? Was that noise...water running, surely an elk would urinate more than that...what could it be. I stood up, camoed out, arrow nocked, and witnessed the startled hunter, 3 yards behind me, pee all over himself as he tried to cut it off mid stream. After a short laugh and discussion, we decided there were no elk on that trail and went our seperate ways.