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On that unit I'd shoot it all day. One in a million buck. You can go anywhere out west and shoot a buck every year that look like the standard vernan buck.

sounds like if they could get rid of the cougar that is eating them the transplant would have a chance of being a success.

However some of the deer pictured above look pretty skinny/hungry and the next 2 months will determine there success or failure inmho.

he made it back and shed. I saw him before he shed and have seen him since. It will be cool to see how big he gets this year.
I think my call next year will be shaking a bag of chips .

He did go looking for love this year outside his little paradise. For the life of me I don't know how he can cross all those roads and return unscathed.

I hope hes gone looking for love and I find him in the low hills.

ridgetop wrote:

swbuckmaster wrote:I have a Kirt Darner book ill sell ya. He used to be one of the best mule deer hunters in the world.

Kirt was a very good Mule Deer finder.

thats the first step in being a good hunter.

I have a Kirt Darner book ill sell ya. He used to be one of the best mule deer hunters in the world.

that deer doesn't have ehd Epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) is an acute, infectious, often fatal viral disease of some wild ruminants. This malady, characterized by extensive hemorrhages, has been responsible for significant epizootics in deer in the northern United States and southern Canada. A ...

Do you think it saw the arrow coming?

Cool story Tom. You and i have talked about the elbow several times on the phone. Until now I still didnt realize how bad it was. You are truly blessed it worked out as good as it has imho. When I broke my elbow it was in the same spot as yours but I didn't have all the complications you did. It was...