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To all the bucks I’ve loved before………

Back in the day, we never even thought about getting tracking dogs like today. I've often thought about a few very disappointing hunts that might have been victorious with the right dog. It seems like the ultimate waste to have a deer go off and die in a thicket or eaten by coyotes when he could be eternally valued on my wall. But that's hunting!

I did try for a dog but couldn't get anybody to respond. Back then using dogs wasn't as trendy as now. There weren't many options. I'd have paid handsomely and been happy to do so.
 
They are not in order but I watched this guy and wanted my son to get him. But I probably should have sealed the deal. Nah, it was awesome to see him grow.
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Awesome deer. And i agree its just as fun and rewarding to not shoot in many instances
You know, I wish, everybody really thought that way. I had this individual in front of me for over half an hour at 34 yards, during bow season. It was the year after this picture was taken and I had missed him the year prior. Sometimes winning is not the killing but the game.
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Started seeing this deer in 2009. He was always a 7 point but just got wider every year. 2011 he was probably 17" wide. We seen him multiple times every year. 2012 he shows up and put a lot more points on and got much wider. I never seen him after the summer pics.
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This other one I didn't have any history with him. Started seeing him in 2011 and got lots of pics of him. I even have pics from full velvet, shedding the velvet, and out of velvet in the same day. They're on my Photobucket and I need to find them some time. Never seen him in person and never seen him again after that year.
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