Posted by ryanwheelock on November 22, 2010 at 06:34:55 from (67.59.45.185):
Was told Friday that, "I'm a good man" for sending my cousin to my deer blind friday morning. He has never shot a buck before this season. Set him up in a tree stand before season about 150 yards from my blind and the 2nd night of season, last Tuesday he shot a 9 point, had to track it the next morning and found that the coyotes ate... eveything but the head and spine. I felt sorry for him, hes goin into the navy and gonna be gone for next 4 years so I told him thursday night to go to my blind and shoot a ugly 5 point I've let go a few times so he could have some meat and not leave the season on a bad note with them coyotes. And what happens, the 5 point walks out friday morning at 8:20, he shoots and missed, deer walks away like nothing happen, less than 5 min. later a doe walks out and a MONSTER 12 POINTER, he dropped it. 12 pointer scored 178. Your weclome Brian!!!!
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