twa, Yew should have known better than to make this post. I laughed so hard I thought I might kneed the hemlock manover........Robin
I don't often talk to people that voted for Obama, but when I do I order large fries!
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I actually wish I had a chain saw at the time, would have made for an interesting conversation piece in the man cave. I have many great memories of lost opportunity's over the years and this will just add to the collection!
That's a great attitude to have. When it's your first deer, you might get salty, but as you gain experience and kills, these little hiccups simply enrich you as a hunter.
Accuracy: because white space between bullet holes drives me insane.
I actually wish I had a chain saw at the time, would have made for an interesting conversation piece in the man cave. I have many great memories of lost opportunity's over the years and this will just add to the collection!
Well, its a good bet it didnt run off. I would put it in the man cave. As long as it is the last one.
It's boring, and your lack of creativity knows no bounds.
I actually wish I had a chain saw at the time, would have made for an interesting conversation piece in the man cave. I have many great memories of lost opportunity's over the years and this will just add to the collection!
Hmmm.......Normally you would take your trophy deer head and mount it on a wooden shield. Wonder how you would mount a trophy piece of wood.............Maybe put it on a deers head?..............
Still enjoying the trip of a lifetime and making the best of what I have.....
Go back and cut it out then mount it on another section of tree trunk like twa mounted those deer heads! It's worth the effort, and it'll give you something to talk and laugh about for years to come! It's Hickory, by the way! About as tough a species as you have in your area. Soft lead muzzleloader projectile did a hellova job, didn't it!
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Life member of the American Legion, the VFW, the NRA and the Masonic Lodge, retired LEO
-- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, German writer and politician
Rule #1: You shoot it you eat it! How did it taste and how long did you have to boil it before it got tender?
Well, its a good bet it didnt run off. I would put it in the man cave. As long as it is the last one.
Problem now is I am about a 100 plus miles from it and won't be back until next fall!
Likely it will remain with its herd in the area. Take the saw next year.
He wood be wise to take a stand by another tree
Hmmm.......Normally you would take your trophy deer head and mount it on a wooden shield. Wonder how you would mount a trophy piece of wood.............Maybe put it on a deers head?..............