My first Muley Buck (2010)
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Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Thanks for the story/photos. Great buck and Welcome!
Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Thanks for the story and awesome first buck! Sounds like you learned how to make it happen pretty quick. This will be my 6th year bowhunting and I have yet to seal the deal on a buck. Its stories like yours that give me the kick in the butt I need to stick with it! This forum is amazing, im sure youll love it!
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Dandy first buck! As killer has said it looks like a glassing heaven! Good luck in all futre endeavors and look forward to hearing about them!
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Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Great 1st Buck! Congrats, looks like you have a nice chunk of earth to stalk. Good luck on the coming season!
Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Good choice on the Vortex spotting scope. I recently bought some Vortex Diamondbacks (all I could afford) and absolutely love them. I compared them and the Nikon Monarchs for a couple months and decided the Vortex were better. They've got a better warranty too .
Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Thanks for all the kind words. I've really enjoyed this forum and have been given a warm welcome. Thanks again.
Archer11 - most of this hunt was luck. I think that if you just keep putting yourself where the deer are you will get your opportunity. Stick with it and good luck.
Linder - I think I'm sold on the diamondbacks. I'm tough on binos so don't want to spend a lot but love the idea of their warranty.
Archer11 - most of this hunt was luck. I think that if you just keep putting yourself where the deer are you will get your opportunity. Stick with it and good luck.
Linder - I think I'm sold on the diamondbacks. I'm tough on binos so don't want to spend a lot but love the idea of their warranty.
Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Great looking first buck. Congrats
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Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Congrats on a great first mulie. From the sounds of it, your hooked like the rest of us.
"Some day I'll scout out a monster, spot him while hunting, make the stalk of a lifetime, and have dreams come true. 'Til then I'll be happy with the buck in my cross-hairs."
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Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Good story, Congrats on a fine Muley Buck.
Re: My first Muley Buck (2010)
Thanks again everyone. I figure I won't start any new threads but wanted to share my other 2 kills that I got. The first one is my first ever kill that I shot at 15 yards from a tree stand. I had a big learning curve my first year and learned a lot through mistakes but finally was able to get a whitetail deer.
My moose I shot this past season a month before my mule deer. He walked in on me and came to 8 yards. I was ground hunting and had myself hidden in a little corner of trees and had him stare me down and snort at me. It was a little scary until he turned and I was able to take my shot. He only went 25 yards and fell over. He isn't big by any means but was my first ever moose and tastes delicious.
My moose I shot this past season a month before my mule deer. He walked in on me and came to 8 yards. I was ground hunting and had myself hidden in a little corner of trees and had him stare me down and snort at me. It was a little scary until he turned and I was able to take my shot. He only went 25 yards and fell over. He isn't big by any means but was my first ever moose and tastes delicious.