My six-year-old grandson's first buck/ And second buck 11/5/11

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You think I'm a proud granddaddy,or what? :D

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Not as nice as the first one,but not bad. Camera puked after one shot. :mad:

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Yep, thats a good start and he will remember the first buck always. Now where's Grandpa's picture?? I wanted to see who has the biggest smile!!
 
Beautiful buck, congatulations to you and your "hunting buddy" on his memory of a lifetime!
 
As a former deer processor I have to ask:
Why was that deer not field dressed?
Especially at this time of year when the meat goes bad quickly.

It doesn't take much to kill a deer - That's just the start of the process.
 
It's ten minutes to the nearest processor. I've killed several hundred deer and ain't had one go bad yet. Thanks for your concern though. :rolleyes:
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That's a nice deer! It's always more fun to watch a young 'un shoot one than to do it yourself. That's the kind of thing he'll remember you by as time passes.
 
That's a nice buck! Congratulations to the young man and his granddaddy!
 
I hope that grandpa is going to get it mounted for his grandson. That will be something that he will treasure the rest of his life. You only get one first buck. And an 8 pointer to boot.

I shot my first buck only a few years ago and took the advice of a friend that has probably taken over 100 deer. He recommended that the slaughter house hang the deer for a week to make it more tender. I obliged and then took the head and cape home and froze it as my taxidermist was gone to Florida til spring. In the spring he returned and thawed out the package and unfortunately the fur would not stay on the hide, so now I only have a European mount, (horns only).

So, the lesson is, don't hang the deer too long if you wish to mount the head.:(
 
Great pic FT. I know you and your grandson were extremely proud. Get'em started young.

That's a huge deer for around here. Let us know what he weighed.

Congrats to all

Charlie
 
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