Got a Buck

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Ben S.
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Got a Buck

Post by Ben S. »

Yesterday afternoon I decided to move one of my treestands. I've been seeing deer in it but they were always to far for a shot. I moved it 25yds toward where I'd been seeing them. I was fully expecting to start travelling where my stand used to be because that's usually how it goes. I had no action last night but headed out early this morning (nursing a pretty good hangover I might add). the first hour and a half was dead.I thought I might as well try grunting even though I can honestly say in all my 25yrs of deer hunting I've never had any success with one. After giving a short series of grunts I had just put it back in my pocket when I saw a buck(6pt) coming right at me looking to see what was going on.he was only 10 yards from me and I was about to give him a baah! to stop him when he stopped broadside to sniff something on the ground that caught his attention. His back legs kicked out as soon as I shot so I new it was a good hit. I could see the arrow from my tree stand stuck in the ground covered with blood.This is my first shot at a deer using Slick Tricks and all I can say is WOW. I see now why some of you were saying they leave a blood trail a blind man could follow. We found him about 80 yds from my stand. It was the easiest trailing job we've ever had. I'm now a believer in Slick Tricks and grunt calls. Thanks
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Post by Moxie »

Congratulations Ben. I also got mine this afternoon. May you have great success the rest of the season.
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Post by jay73 »

Congrats Ben S. Good shootin!! :D

Bet you'll keep that grunt tube on you from now on.

Good thinkin to up and move the stand over as well man. Paid off.
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Post by huntman »

congrat's on a job well done..
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Post by Golden Eagle »

Congratulations Ben. :wink: Im sold on the S-Tricks too.
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congrats

Post by Daniele »

Congratulations :lol: :lol: :lol:
It's nice when you don't have to freeze your #$#^ off to get some meat in the freezer, enjoy,
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Post by GaryL »

Congrat's :!:
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Post by wabi »

Congratulations!!!!!
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Post by Sandman »

Congrats to you~!
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Post by Digger »

Congratulations Ben, good shooting.
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Post by fletch »

Congrats, patterning them pays off. :D
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Post by Deer Dave »

Congrats on a fine harvest!!!
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Post by Kenton »

congrats
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Post by A.W »

Congrats!!! :wink:
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Post by buckeye »

Congrats Ben. I allways use my grunt call, all year long.
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