Something to pass the time.

Here's a crappy picture of a buck I was chasing last year.
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10sign: nice buck
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ABert
Did he make it through?
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MuleyMadness
Looks like a smoker.
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ridgetop
"ABert" wrote:Did he make it through?
 I think he made it through the hunts but don't know for sure.
And I haven't had time to go back to the area and look around since the hunt ended.
I think I will try and put up a couple trail cams in that area and see if he does come back.
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ridgetop
"MuleyMadness" wrote:Looks like a smoker.
 Truly a once in a lifetime buck.
I know he was hunted hard by others but I always seemed to be in the wrong canyon or on the other side of the ridgeline when the other guy would spot him and take a shot at it but always missed. ](*,)
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MuleyMadness
Does he have extras off each side?
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Lotta bone.
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waynedevore
Seeing a muley like that would fire up an old hunter.
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That would be me(72), and it does. It would definitely be in my sights.
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ridgetop
"MuleyMadness" wrote:Does he have extras off each side?
 Yes he did.
When I first spotted the buck, it was over a mile away.
I thought I had spotted a doe and two fawns.
I put my spotting scope on them to see if there were any bucks with the doe and fawns and what I saw was that the "doe" was actually this monster buck and the two "fawns" were a couple small 3 points.
That's how much bigger bodied it was over the younger bucks.
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MuleyMadness
Yes he did.
When I first spotted the buck, it was over a mile away.
I thought I had spotted a doe and two fawns.
I put my spotting scope on them to see if there were any bucks with the doe and fawns and what I saw was that the "doe" was actually this monster buck and the two "fawns" were a couple small 3 points.
That's how much bigger bodied it was over the younger bucks.
 COOL! With a little luck maybe he survived another day/year. :thumb
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Hiker
That'll get the ticker ticking.
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