my wife bagged this 235lb 10 point buck this morning, unfortunatly her bullet cost about 8 grand. gutted and dropped off to the processor. meat looked nearly undamaged will find out in a few days.
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Congrats on deer meat sorry about the car
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Nice!! where about in MI?
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Ouch! Tell her I said good job, good aim!
My former wife did the same one season. Her brother and I hunted the entire season, bow, black powder and rifle. We came up empty. On the last day she hit a deer a half mile from the house on the way back from the store, after sundown. Didn't hurt the Ford Granada that she was driving. We had to listen to that for awhile but we had meat!
My former wife did the same one season. Her brother and I hunted the entire season, bow, black powder and rifle. We came up empty. On the last day she hit a deer a half mile from the house on the way back from the store, after sundown. Didn't hurt the Ford Granada that she was driving. We had to listen to that for awhile but we had meat!
corn fed, my friends dad got one with a cross bow last week 240lbs
jackson county one mile west of grass lake.
I don't hunt anymore, I walked out my front door a couple years ago, on opening day, 8 point eating pears in my front yard less than 20 feet away, didn't even look up. We had an orphan fawn go into my friends horse barn, when we were kids. We fed it with a bottle, it was like a dog it hung out with us and even waited at the bus stop for us when we got home from school. Well until deer season that year.
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I gave it up a few years ago. There was so much poaching in my area, the deer didn't have a chance. Also it's just me anymore, so no need for extra meat to get a whole family through the year.
I do miss sitting out in the woods all day though!
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Daughtr and son inlaw use to have their dear prosesed at their local locker untill the daughter worked there threw a deer season and found out the chance of getting back what was taken it is very slim. They now process at home.
Looks like a Nissan has more knock down power than a 30-06
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I got off real easy compared to that.
Whew.
Gonna have any meat made into jerky?
Whew.
Gonna have any meat made into jerky?
BeeKool
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What a bunch of BS. Around here technically you need a tag, but if your not filing an insurance claim (vehicle only covered with liability) and no injuries, why waste your time to notify johnny law over a dead Bambi. They're already understaffed (around here). Just take what ya want (rack and backstraps) and leave the rest for the coyotes and bald eagles
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Plain assed dumb.....jezziz. WASTE!!
Bladecutter
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Opened that rice burner up like a sardine can! Good thing She wasnt in a 'smart' car.
In the 80's deer were alot more scarce around here you could get a regular deer license to take one buck then doe permits were issued, now I think you can take 5 legally and if your a farmer you can take more for the crop nuisance there are so many deer around here the hunting season barEly keeps them in check they released alot of turkeys here to and sand hill cranes but the coyote population has boomed too no more ring neck pheasants like there was kinda miss them, used to be huge flocks seeing 20 to 40 wasn't unusual back them I have seen one in 2 or 3 years.
Yep looks like it exploded it's heart no internal bleeding and no viSable external Injuries I think most of the meat is usable
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