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Come on lets see some goodale bucks already
What's going on, Karen?G3 glory is gone....
apparently you haven't been there.....What's going on, Karen?
Nothing wrong with that buck in any unit in any state.that is 2021 top shelf for G3.....
Bad thing is this unit use to have a number of amazing bucks come off of it every year! And guys wouldn’t even consider shooting that buck but the unit has gone down hill and everyone still remembers the good ole days that are no longer around for g3 anymore.Nothing wrong with that buck in any unit in any state.
You just described every unit in the west. 99% of guys are shooting that buck if they see it. Doesn’t matter the year. And rightfully so. That’s an old mature buck. I bet those guys in the photo do not think G3 sucks. Even when the hunt was amazing most guys shot dinks.Bad thing is this unit use to have a number of amazing bucks come off of it every year! And guys wouldn’t even consider shooting that buck but the unit has gone down hill and everyone still remembers the good ole days that are no longer around for g3 anymore.
Well said! Hope you pull the tag soon!It seems to be the type of hunt where you'll see tons of deer and maybe find one that would top 160.....if you work your ass off it is possible I would guess. It also seems that lots of guys just drive roads and glass. I would love to hunt there and I put in every year. I have max points. I don't care about score...never have. I focus on an enjoyable hunt the older I get (50 now). I've killed my fair share of 200" deer so I don't need anymore. LOL. Kidding. Hunts where I see lots of bucks is what I like. He looks like an old, mature buck but I wouldn't shoot this buck on the 1st or 2nd day simply because I wouldn't want the hunt over so quickly. I can't wait to draw the tag.
Well lets say out of the 100 deer they averaged 200 lbs each so I would estimate there was roughly 10 ton of deer. So yes you are correct, that is a few ton of deer.Of note one time in the Symms canyon area of G3, I saw approximately 100 mule deer in a little more than a 300 yard by 300 yard area in the 1980s. Dining in a burn area at the time. Is that a ton of deer?
Score....I lied...score matters I suppose. If there were a 130" 4x4 standing next to a 155" 4x4 I'd kill the one that was bigger...that would score more.Wiszard
Well said except wonder about the score? Sort of like fishing initially. One wants to fish. Then one desires catching as many fish as they can. Then the drive is to catch a really big fish and later what matters is the quality of the outing. But love to see animals in the outdoors. Especially mule deer when hunting or otherwise and high scores just icing on the cake.
But nothing says you have to fill a tag on a G3 hunt. Was your chance to see a lot of deer and hopefully take a trophy. If not so be it! That in my opinion is what the hunt is about.
Doubt I would harvest a deer the first day of a G3 hunt. Because I definitely would not want the hunt over quickly. Sort of like sex me thinks.
Of note one time in the Symms canyon area of G3, I saw approximately 100 mule deer in a little more than a 300 yard by 300 yard area in the 1980s. Dining in a burn area at the time. Is that a ton of deer?
And no additional harvest or scouting pics???
Damn I’m going to save this post and come read it after the edibles kick inScore....I lied...score matters I suppose. If there were a 130" 4x4 standing next to a 155" 4x4 I'd kill the one that was bigger...that would score more.
Seeing 30 deer a day is a lot of deer to me. I hunted a late season tag in NV about 8 years ago and on one evening I saw about 12 deer including 3 bucks, in the first hour. To me, that was a great evening. Seeing 100 mule deer in one canyon would be like sex...very fulfilling but only for a short time. I would rather see 5 groups of 20 deer through out the day.
I fish and I would rather catch lots of 1-2 pound bass than 1 4 pounder. Would I trade the 1-2 pounders for something 5 pounds or heavier...absolutely. Fishing is different than hunting for me. I've caught 2 bass over 6 pounds and it is addicting so I want more. Would I trade catching 4 6 pounders over catching a 10 pounder? That is a tough one. I would assume a 10 pounder fights just as hard as a 6 pounder but I wouldn't know. It also would depend on if I was throwing 60 pound braid or 8 pound mono. Sorry...off on a tangent.
At my age I'd need a blue pill to hunt all day.Seeing 100 mule deer in one canyon would be like sex...very fulfilling but only for a short time. I would rather see 5 groups of 20 deer through out the day.
Too much info or too much all over the board? Sorry about that....I NEEDED edibles. LOLDamn I’m going to save this post and come read it after the edibles kick in
Hahaha I hear ya. I know what you’re saying and couldn’t disagree!Too much info or too much all over the board? Sorry about that....I NEEDED edibles. LOL
With the blue pill you would have two guns to shoot, Brings a whole new meaning to what John Wayne said which was fill your hands with Iron Pilgrim......Maybe in your younger days eh Eel?At my age I'd need a blue pill to hunt all day.
Buck in pic 2 is a shooter from what it looks like. Looks like a big 3x4 with a kicker off the left side.We were there this year on Thanksgiving and opening weekend.
Some pics to keep it on topic
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This buck was in the first issue of Muley Crazy I ever read. Awesome buck for sure.
Jim, who is in the picture and guiding Darrel, told me the bucks' teeth were worn down to the gum line. He thought that's why the antlers grew that way. Jim didn't think the buck would survive another winter. He said the body was in pretty rough shape as well.funky antler genetics around there. biggest deer iv ever seen was out in 9c
Riner.Rimer?
200539 incher what year taken?
That SOB!
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