[citybowhunter]

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[archer66]

Nice series of pics...I know how that buck feels for sure.

 

[Copeman]

Great pics there man:

 

[leemozoid]

He's got nice length and width. He'll be a nice shooter in a couple of years.

 

[MrsRebel]

That is hilarious

 

[FiremanBrad]

Good series!!!:cheers::wave:

 

[Joeyman]

the right side of his face looks messed up.

 

[buxNdux]

Cool series of pics. Looks like that doe is meeting a little "steam" out of her

 

[RAGENTHECAGE]

:claphands::claphands::claphands::claphands:

 

[mathewsshooter89]

I wonder how far she went with a 3 hour head start??

 

[citybowhunter]

[rquote=1487279&tid=103876&author=mathewsshooter89]I wonder how far she went with a 3 hour head start??[/rquote]

he managed to scent her 3 1/2 hours after she peed. i guess the real stuff works.

 

[archer66]

[rquote=1488262&tid=103876&author=citybowhunter][rquote=1487279&tid=103876&author=mathewsshooter89]I wonder how far she went with a 3 hour head start??[/rquote]

he managed to scent her 3 1/2 hours after she peed. i guess the real stuff works. [/rquote]

The nose of a Whitetailed deer is something special, but if you've ever spilled any doe in estrous urine on youself while laying a scent trail or filling a dripper you know that stuff is pungent and stays put until ya wash it off. Imagine how much that smell is amplified by a deer's nose!!!:cheers:

 

[citybowhunter]

i wish the guy that broke him off would show up. i actually thought i was going to get skunked on deer sightings tonight then all at once 9 deer came into the field from three directions at 5:15. this wind must have kept them holed up until the last minute.

 

[leemozoid]

Pee? I thought that was an air biscuit! :hysterical:

 

[henry]

Anyone who has ever shot a hot doe during the rut and then stayed in their stand can probably attest to how long a buck can still smell a does trail . I have had them come in on a does trail 1/2 a day after she went thru or didn't make it thru. In the salt river bottoms in shelby county one year, I shot a doe from in front of a 6 point early opening morning,,and had 8 more differnt bucks come in between there and noon when I shot a decent 9 point. There noses are flat amazing,,and their lack of abitlity to not follow their noses when a hot doe is around is a blessing.:claphands:

That is a great series of pictures.:2thumbsup:

:cheers::cheers:

 

[pinwheel]

:claphands::claphands:

Very cool pics.:

 

[Bass Fishin]

Haha poor feller.

 

[Muleskinner]

Great pictures!

Looks like me running around 30 years ago.

 

[o2hunt]

wow, what are the chances of capturing that sequence.:kewlpics:

 

[76_michael]

:claphands::