He got him on the right side of the field about 25 yards into the woods. It was a very windy day so we approached the herd( yes a herd) down wind so as not to be noticed. We where actually trying to make it around the field to find a place to sit on the old farm road in the woods. We got to within 20 yards of some of the deer before he shot the buck- (30 yard shot).
He was using a lever action 44 mag. With a scope.
After tagging and having it weighed (132lbs) we took it to Uncle Brians to butcher it up. We kept the antlers to make a mount.
Calvin's first deer
Here is a picture of Calvin with his first deer.
He got him on the right side of the field about 25 yards into the woods. It was a very windy day so we approached the herd( yes a herd) down wind so as not to be noticed. We where actually trying to make it around the field to find a place to sit on the old farm road in the woods. We got to within 20 yards of some of the deer before he shot the buck- (30 yard shot).
He was using a lever action 44 mag. With a scope.
After tagging and having it weighed (132lbs) we took it to Uncle Brians to butcher it up. We kept the antlers to make a mount.
He got him on the right side of the field about 25 yards into the woods. It was a very windy day so we approached the herd( yes a herd) down wind so as not to be noticed. We where actually trying to make it around the field to find a place to sit on the old farm road in the woods. We got to within 20 yards of some of the deer before he shot the buck- (30 yard shot).
He was using a lever action 44 mag. With a scope.
After tagging and having it weighed (132lbs) we took it to Uncle Brians to butcher it up. We kept the antlers to make a mount.
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