None of them. If you are hunting in atascosa county as I think you previously mentioned in another post, I'd wait until about December 10th and hunt the next two weeks every chance you get. That's when those deer rut and you'll end up killing a deer you don't have any pictures of that shows up to check your residential does.
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Originally posted by masters75 View PostNone of them. If you are hunting in atascosa county as I think you previously mentioned in another post, I'd wait until about December 10th and hunt the next two weeks every chance you get. That's when those deer rut and you'll end up killing a deer you don't have any pictures of that shows up to check your residential does.
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If you are planning on being on the lease long term, I would shoot the 7pt. But I passed a 4.5 yr old 135 inch 11pt one year because we thought we would be there long term...would have been my biggest buck with a bow. We got crossways with the lease broker and got off after one year. I still regret not shooting that buck.
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Take the 7. That 10pt could really be special in a year or two. I'm apathetic on the 8pt. If you like when he walks out take him. But the 10 definitely gets a pass and the 7pt would be my first choice.
And I agree with the rut statement. If you're allowed two bucks, you can shoot the 7pt as a cull then still have a trophy left to shoot during the rut.
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In south Texas I wouldn't shoot any of those deer. If I had to shoot one it would be number 2 based on the pics he is the only one that is near being mature. Crappy pics to judge age from but with the great rain this year I'm thinking the 7 pt is only 2.5, and to already have that kind of width I would let him walk.
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