Yeah both 3x4. The one on the right/uphill in pic 1 is the same dude in pic 2. Tall!! I did not end up shooting anything that day - was looking for one a little larger than Fullcurl - he must have gotten there first :lol:
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Yeah both 3x4. The one on the right/uphill in pic 1 is the same dude in pic 2. Tall!! I did not end up shooting anything that day - was looking for one a little larger than Fullcurl - he must have gotten there first :lol:
Those from Northern Southeast?
Amigo Will
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Betting he camped at his folks house. If Hoonahtic and Bighorse got together they could pull Kodiak Island down here to be part of the SE
Anythingalaska
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I'm guessing Ketchikan/POW area. If those bucks had been seen up here in northern southeast they would have been dropped. We don't pass up bucks like that up here!:lol:
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back side of Douglas between Pt. Hilda and Eaglecrest....
Arggg ye found me honeyhole! I knew that background was too revealing...
Called this guy in twice...First time I didn't wait long enough and I saw him walking out of a huge field. He didn't spook really, just kept walking. I ended up blowing the call again where the field transitioned to a smaller field and he came running to me. Can't say for certain it's the same buck as the first one I saw...
I'm considering a Air taxi drop off to a remote lake either on Prince of Whales or somewhere outside of Sitka. Are my chances pretty good at getting a nice buck with in hiking distance of a lake like that nor is it a bad idea to limit myself to a small area?? Any advice on this type of hunt would be greatly appreciated. This would be my first deer hunt in Southeast before... This hunt would be late Nov... Thxs.
4merguide
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Nice buck Doc...!!!
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Just got back from Sitka Thursday night. Had blue bird skies and nice temps the whole trip. Whoever says Sitka rains a lot is a liar! :lol: Managed a button buck and a nice spike who came in hot to the call. Oh and ate fresh dungees at night..... Great trip
4merguide
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Rub it in why don't ya.......lol
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Solid buck
Solid buck
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Solid buck
Nov 10
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Congratulations that's a beautiful buck!!!
L. G.
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Solid is right. AK or WA buck? The ferns are throwing me off a bit. Sure looks like a Sitka BT
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Admiralty's finest...meat hunt.
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Wow, that's awesome Larry! I thought I was doing good taking my kids on float trips in the summer when they were little babies. That's quite an accomplishment taking a baby deer hunting. Kudos to your wife for going along with the you. (I am assuming your wife went with you).
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shoot yeah, i couldn't have pulled it off without her. Teamwork is the key to family success whildst slayin bucks...
Anythingalaska
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Judging by the clearcut, I'm going to have to say POW. Looks like a POW rack. Beautiful red horned buck!
Those are some beautiful red horned Admiralty bucks as well Larry!
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shoot yeah, i couldn't have pulled it off without her. Teamwork is the key to family success whildst slayin bucks...
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Better keep feeding her Larry, she doesn't look like she's much help yet with packing!
