BowTech292

Wish I could go on a hunt and see all that, instead of skeeters'.

Here's another that hit to high, looked all day to no avail. Waited a week then started buzzard hunt'n, to no avail. That made me feel like he survived, (hope so)

My goodness, if I ever get lucky enough to make it to Illinois I will have to brig a defibulator, (911 is out of the ?) cell phone signal prolly blocked by all the racks.

Your little one is a mighty fine one......Don't see to many deer like that in Louisiana. Wished I had a connection to Ill. Prolly freeze up on the shot if one like you had on the trail cam showed up.......lol

!!!wow!!! what a deer for a 6pt........congrats.

Mighty fine buck, congrats

Good Buck....Look tine for tine.......Got some age on him too.

at least he is still alive.

very nice buck, good spread.

Got a nice trend goin' keep it up. All that back strap and sausage.

Nice doe Ruth, Now go get some of that big bucks blood on your camo.

Nice Buck, Congrats

I'll have to agree with XT Man, watch the wind and whens it right, go tell that big buck night,night.......lol

Nice deer, congrats

Prayers for Ken from Louisiana, I had a buddy from work fell out of a deer stand earlier this year in Illinois, broke his back. He spent 2-3 weeks in an Illinois hospital, some of ya'll from Illinois might have heard about it.

Nice buck, congrats to ya!

Have a friend that just bought a new Hoyt (something). I shot it, wasn't real impressed, kinda noisy. I'll stick to the BowTech.

Nice video

I use a Garmin for scouting, and saltwater fishing. Comes in handy at times.

Nice job, congrats man

At least they are Miller Lite jammies, &^%$ good beer!!!

!!!WOW!!! what a deer, my goodness at the mass and webbing. Looks typical to me, guess it is up the official scorers though. It wouldn't matter to me what they called it though. I'd be proud of me, if would have stuck him and made him leak.

IMO a deer antlers growth is based on genetics and nutritional intake, he can be a 3 one year to a six the next, or a back to a spike. Like MichiganHunter said, a tramatic experience does affect a deers rack, but on the opposite side from the wound. I had always heard this from hunter talk, but got a chance to see it myself last year. I have a main frame 8 point on camera in 2007, holding his right leg up, didnt know the deer was wounded 'till I killed him 1/7/09 as a 10 point,(his right joint was the size of a softball). His brow tine and G4 was smaller on the left side. This is the deer I have as my avatar. I going to try to post the two pics if I can figure it out.

Dealing with bad winds here in La. too. Have more stands out this year than I have ever put out. Set up a new one yesterday, hoping for the best.

very nice buck, tell your dad congrats