Mason, Brock, others

[brock ratcliff]

And here we have a picture of Brian explaining to me, Mason and Peanut that the barrel on his Benelli may be bent.

 

[brock ratcliff]

It appears the deer we have been hoping would make it has not. He did apparently live long enough to drop both antlers before dying. Mason picked up one side. It was 69 6/8”. Sad. He was shot by someone the Saturday of gun season and lingered for several weeks. I hate that part. Hoping we can find the other side in the coming days.

 

[finelyshedded]

Dang buddy! What a stud of a deer. Hope you guys can locate the other side soon.

 

[triple_duece]

It’s sucks, you win some and lose some. In the big picture there is natures balance. Seems to always work out over time. Good luck finding the match. I bet it’s not far from the other one since he was sickly and probably didn’t venture far.

 

[brock ratcliff]

Made a trip up north yesterday to help a friend find an almost-last-minute buck. Found that one.

 

[brock ratcliff]

My buddy Tony has been trying to kill this deer since opening day. With 18 minutes of season left, he finally got an arrow in him. Found him with the drone 100 yards from the shot but he was still lingering. We will go get him in the morning. That is pretty much all I’ve been able to enjoy outdoors since muzzleloader season.

 

[finelyshedded]

Wow! Couple dandies messing up just before seasons end! Congratulations to the hunters and kudos to you for helping them Brock.

 

[brock ratcliff]

Wow! Couple dandies messing up just before seasons end! Congratulations to the hunters and kudos to you for helping them Brock.

Cornpiles and cold weather are very, very dangerous for whitetail deer. Kudos to them for braving the weather.

 

[finelyshedded]

Cornpiles and cold weather are very, very dangerous for whitetail deer. Kudos to them for braving the weather.

And don’t forget cell cameras. They pinpoint arrival times allowing hunters to go through far less agony and boredom too. lol

 

[brock ratcliff]

And don’t forget cell cameras. They pinpoint arrival times allowing hunters to go through far less agony and boredom too. lol

For sure