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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bucksnbears" data-source="post: 61737" data-attributes="member: 721">at 4:58 last night.up untill last Sunday, the bucks were going berserk in my woods but that all came to a halt on monday.i sat most mornings and evenings looking at a dead zone. we don't gun hunt so things were quite undisturbed.yesterday, i got in the stand at just before 3 and decided to take the next buck that showed up as i want to get on to coyote hunting.about 3:30, a forky came by but something told me good things to come if i waited. at 4:55, a decent 10 came following a fawn i i was ready to take him when a twig snapped behind me followed by a grunt. i turned my head to see this one following a doe.decision time:...take the 10 at 10-12 yards or try and turn 180 for the 8.the 8 i think is a 4.5 and the 10 is a 3.5 so i decided to try for the 8.got turned around and he followed the doe under me at about 8 yards. was a super chip shot but somehow i shot high. Denise and i followed blood with flashlights after dark but the bloodtrail was not great so we went back this morning. it was a horrible trail and took a long time and about 400 yards but we found him right on the river edge tucked into a deep washed out grassy hole.did not get him out till about 12:30. was a tough drag.got him caped and ready for the taxidermy man. not a big rack but his cape/colors are awesome.<a href="http://s429.photobucket.com/user/bucksnbears/media/100_1030_zpsykov3iyr.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i429.photobucket.com/albums/qq15/bucksnbears/100_1030_zpsykov3iyr.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></a></blockquote>

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