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    #31
    true giant of a buck. It just goes to show that bucks like that can be grown without protein. Age definitely takes the front seat. That would be my favorite picture if it was my grandfather.

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      #32
      Awesome.

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        #33
        Here's another from about the same time frame. Same pickup I think. Not a bow buck but I still count open sight Winchester lever guns as traditional.
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          #34
          That his cool as heck. Dang nice buck too

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            #35
            great pics n bucks great to have those old photos my 85yo grandmother still has all the great old pics n our family

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              #36
              Why are they not already on the wall, haha, great pictures!!

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                #37
                Great pictures and memories.
                That first buck looks like it was hanging out around the nuclear test ground in New Mexico.

                My mom has several old pictures like this but nobody remembers the details.
                Just a suggestion : write down the story on a slip of paper with dates, location and names as you know them. Place it behind the picture so they stay together.
                Someday your kids or grand kids will l want to know.

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                  #38
                  That's a great suggestion.

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                    #39
                    The story goes on the bow buck that my Great grandpa was walking a creek bottom and the buck was up on the creek bank standing on its hind legs eating some kind of browse out of a tree or honeysuckle or something.

                    The rifle buck was said to have been shot at around 150 + yds with the open sight 30-30. He was said to have been the 5th and smallest of 5 big bucks walking up a fence line and was killed with the last round of many that he had in the gun. Not sure how much the story has grown over 4 generations but from the looks of the bullet hole in the bucks front leg the story could be very possible
                    Last edited by sweetinlow660; 07-08-2018, 09:32 AM.

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                      #40
                      Awesome and priceless!

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                        #41
                        Very cool!!


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                          #42
                          Awesome pics SweetnLow. I cant even count the number of points on that bow buck.

                          Thanks for sharing!

                          Byron

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                            #43
                            Great deer but Priceless pictures
                            Thanks for sharing the pics and stories

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                              #44
                              As mention the bow buck is a STUD! To bad y'all don't have the rack, looks like it could be a record book Trad buck. Not a ton of people have those.

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                                #45
                                Awesome pics!!

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