Anden McClurg killed his first deer, a doe, and his first buck within four days of each other. The 10-point buck weighed 135 pounds and had a 13-inch spread. Both deer were killed with a .223, with shots of about 60 yards on both. Anden was
hunting with his father, Quinn McClurg, on private land in northeast Warren County.
Matthew Newcomb bagged this 6-point, 125-pound buck with his bow on November 8 while
hunting near Bovina. The previous weekend, he bagged a 110-pound doe in Issaquena County.
Austin Magoun, 12, killed a 130-pound doe on November 30th. He shot it while
hunting with his grandfather at their
hunting club in Utica. Austin is the son of Bo and Kim Magoun.
Karley Whittington, 10, shot her first
deer of the season while
hunting with her father during the you hunt. She took the 115-pound doe with a .243 rifle from a distance of 100 yards. Karley is the daughter of Daryle and Traci Whittington. Congrats to all our young hunters in our great
outdoors. Charming, Just Charming!
Anden McClurg killed his first deer, a doe, and his first buck within four days of each other. The 10-point buck weighed 135 pounds and had a 13-inch spread. Both deer were killed with a .223, with shots of about 60 yards on both. Anden was hunting with his father, Quinn McClurg, on private land in northeast Warren County.
Matthew Newcomb bagged this 6-point, 125-pound buck with his bow on November 8 while hunting near Bovina. The previous weekend, he bagged a 110-pound doe in Issaquena County.
Austin Magoun, 12, killed a 130-pound doe on November 30th. He shot it while hunting with his grandfather at their hunting club in Utica. Austin is the son of Bo and Kim Magoun.
Karley Whittington, 10, shot her first deer of the season while hunting with her father during the you hunt. She took the 115-pound doe with a .243 rifle from a distance of 100 yards. Karley is the daughter of Daryle and Traci Whittington. Congrats to all our young hunters in our great outdoors. Charming, Just Charming!
Smiling faces say it all.
ReplyDeleteSure does Rick...thanks for coming by! :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all the young ones and a hearty thanks to their parents for getting their kids involved!
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