Biggest buck of my life...(No Luck Tonight)
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MIchael:
I didn't read the whole write-up.....but I HAVE to ask.....
If you don't have a cameraman.....and you're not going to shoot without one......WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN THE TREE WITH A BOW?
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I didn't read the whole write-up.....but I HAVE to ask.....
If you don't have a cameraman.....and you're not going to shoot without one......WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN THE TREE WITH A BOW?
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I wish you good luck getting another opportunity at him! Personally if I drew on a buck like that and settled in with the only reason not to shoot being camera light the arrow would be on it's way.You were true to your intentions and that is what matters.
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Hunsucker, you have balls the size of Texas!!! That's is too cool, man I hope you arrow that buck and put an end to all that would of, could of, should of stuff. That is a great deer and I would love to see it be arrowed on film. But I wouldn't do that again, next left it fly even if the lighting isn't right. You will always be able to hunt again for another buck on film, bucks like that don't walk by everyday, close the deal on him and show us when you do!!
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ORIGINAL: GregH
You passed up the biggest buck of your life because of a camera shot!!??![](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/upfiles/smiley/eek2.gif)
You know that after the shot and recovering the buck you can turn the light on the camera. It's been done before.
Not trying to be rude, but I don't get it, you either love filming deer more than killing them (nothing wrong with that) or you are getting paid for the camera shots which makes this your job? (nothing wrong with that either)
Whatever, it's a great buck and I hope you get another chance at him with good camera light.
You passed up the biggest buck of your life because of a camera shot!!??
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You know that after the shot and recovering the buck you can turn the light on the camera. It's been done before.
Not trying to be rude, but I don't get it, you either love filming deer more than killing them (nothing wrong with that) or you are getting paid for the camera shots which makes this your job? (nothing wrong with that either)
Whatever, it's a great buck and I hope you get another chance at him with good camera light.
It was the hardest decision i have ever made, but i think it is the right one. Hopefully he steps out a little earlier tonight.
Im praying for cold weather! I mean COLD!
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ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter
I just found my reason NOT to film my hunts.
No way I could pass on that deer.
I just found my reason NOT to film my hunts.
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For those who do it, I admire your dedication to your craft. Hunsucker that is a great deer
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ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d
WOW toobad....sounds like the guy who passed on the 200" cuz he had no camera man..Apparently he has never seen it again ??
WOW toobad....sounds like the guy who passed on the 200" cuz he had no camera man..Apparently he has never seen it again ??