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Outdoor Minnesota Deer Photo's


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Even without the drop tine, that is one cool buck! Add the drop tine and it is amazing! Nice job! Congrats!

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My 10 year olds first deer tonight in Wisconsin. 6 pt, busted off left side. Best moment for us together in the woods ever. 81 yard shot. Double lung!

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Great deer guys & gals!!! Congrats on the first deer. Can't wait to share that moment with my son, hopefully next year!!!

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Great buck Knight! Love those heavy split browtines. He was a big old swamp bruiser.

Congrats to you and your boy Abndoc! That's good stuff right there.

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Phorn, is that the 8 point in your avatar pic? looks very similar.

I absolutely love checking cameras, getting pics of multiple bucks / deer then having encounters with those deer. Even better if you can harvest "the" one you want and put him on the wall and put a nice framed picture of him next to the mount.

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I believe it is. I had so many pictures of different bucks. He wasn't the biggest I had. Those dam deer are so darn smart.haha I think checking the camera is part of the fun..I should really sit down and go through my pictures and count how many bucks I had pictures of. Even though you don't see half of them when the season starts its still fun taking there pictures. I'm a hell of a deer hunter with a trail camera.

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phorn. nice deer!!! congrats.

I agree on the trail cams. Almost every buck we shoot we have pics of, very cool. Trail cams really dictate where we hunt, no doubt.

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Nice buck phorn!

I couldn't agree more! Multiple years of pictures AND SHEDS is the ultimate! Going full circle with a whitetail buck! Nothing better to me!

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Here is a pic of a great buck my 7 yr old shot in Missouri on the 2nd weekend of their gun season. He came in chasing a doe and stopped 18 yards and he made a perfect shot. Funny thing was we literally rehearsed the scenario just 10 minutes prior as I kept telling him no matter how boring it can get things can change in a hurry so always be ready. It was his first deer and was a moment I will never forget!!

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That's awesome Jeff! A moment that will be remembered forever. Congrats to that young man and to you for sharing the outdoors with him.

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Its in the photo....AR-15 .223 I wanted something with light recoil and adjustable stock for him as most youth model rifle stocks are still a bit too long for him to get a good shooting form. I thought it was better to be able to move up in calibers than force him into something he would struggle with. He LOVES shooting that gun.

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That's awesome Jeff! Lucky 7 year old! for sure.

Congrats to everyone else as well!

I was able to shoot this deer the 16th. I had him on camera in august in velvet and hadn't seen him all season either in person or camera, just goes to show that they will come around eventually. Same thing as last season, had him in August and didn't see him again until the day I shot him. Passed a ton of immature bucks through bow season and the first weekend of shotgun and the patience finally paid off again... I spotted him working a ridge about 120 yards out and grunted at him to get his attention and hit the can call and he came on a string, shot him at 20 yards as he was still coming. Pretty exciting.... not sure who all uses the "can" or who has luck with it, but this is the 3rd buck I have shot out of this tree in the last 3 years and the 5th out of 6 years that I have called to my tree with the grunt/can combo.

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Nice deer Stratos. Yes, I've had great luck with that same call combo several times over the years. Anyone not carrying these around the rut is really missing out on a great opportunity.

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I scored a 8 pointer while out with the muzzleloader on Tuesday. Biggest buck I have ever shot so I am pretty happy. full-2507-39921-img_20131203_150747.jpg

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I scored a 8 pointer while out with the muzzleloader on Tuesday. Biggest buck I have ever shot so I am pretty happy. full-2507-39921-img_20131203_150747.jpg

That's awesome. Snow and now bitter cold has put an end to my season. That's okay though, Im happy with the way rifle went.

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