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Actually there is a fair amount-one of Emily's buddies shot an 8x7 yesterday is going to score well.

Ty had a moose tag and Cody still had a buck tag so they headed out this A'M. They wounded this old fella in the jackpine and after a long track job they finished him. His left eye was gouged out from fighting so he would of had a tough winter coming up.

I just got in a picture Ty was the guide on this one lol.

He was especially heavy-he was rutted down pretty hard I imagine the wolves would of got him this winter.

A couple more pics the old man had to jump on the bandwagon even

Emily has been hunting hard since muzzie started-passed on some real nice bucks. This morning it all came together and she got this cool old buck-he's a 7x7 with an 8th point busted off. I've never heard big brother Ty so excited as he was this morning. Proud of my 13 year old for sure.

The smile says it all!!

Ty got this knarly old main frame 4x4 this A'M-he grosses 158 and change with about three inches of mainbeam shot off. It was -30 windchill out there so we were kind of froze up before it was all said and done.

It all depends on the hunting situation-I'm more proud of an old 5x4 that I almost froze to death hunting than I am of a 'lucky' 160 plus that I shot just because it was nice day to sit on the sunny side of a spruce tree. I like to shoot those big heavy bucks on the downhill side but i guess I'd shoot a pretty 180 too lol. When it comes to Mulie's I try and get at least a 180 so far I've been lucky that way.

There's a smaller buck and a bigger smile lol.

Actually big brother Tyler was the guide on this one-was a nice surprise for dad when I got home from hospital.

My middle daughter Sara shot this old buck with our muzzie-the years have took some tine length but he's got a 23 inch spread-pretty happy young lady all in all.

Prepare to have the OIL poured on you this year lol.

Ty came home from college when I got sick last year but he's still rodeoing hard.

Nice to get a deer that my belly fits between the inside spread lol.

There is Ty and my middle daughter Sara.

Haven't posted for a bit but Ty (superguide jr.) got this 31 inch mulie with a bow this A'M. He'll gross right around 190-check out the neat little crab claw on his right horn. The handsome guy holding him is me lol.

It's on big time up here-saw a 140 passed out by a doe in a stubble field yesterday-Ty passed a 150 yesterday that looked like he'd been put through a wringer.

Milo is just an old Sask. farm boy common as dirt.

Way to go looks like you have bragging rights in the playground-you gonna send me an autographed picture?

Of course we left one bruiser for seed-this guy is close to a two hundy-I had him broadside at 150 but didn't have permission for that coulee-hopefully he makes it and we can chase him with the pointy sticks next year.

Here is my buck-Ty and I spotted him hauling the mail across a big flat-he hit a patch of buck brush and held up with a doe-we circled quitye a ways to get the wind right then snuck up a big drainage to him. I like to take the fight to the deer so I walked up while Ty coyote yelped-when he left I anchored him. He scores 182 but is only 19 inches wide. He looked good at 800 yards with the sun on his horns.

Here's a pic with her deer guide-backstrap cookin-deer draggin' big brother.

Sara, Ty and I went down south for mulies last week-I had chemo to take so we combined some fun with it. Sara made a heck of a shot 300 yards plus with Ty's 25.06 on this old bruiser. He's a pretty sweet old deer with 6 inch bases-I'm feeling as tired as I look inthe pic I booked it up and over a couple hills when I heard her shoot lol. That darn chemopump doesn't dispense oxygen cause I needed some lol.

I bet he grosses over 180 easy