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My "Ryan Campbell outfitter" buck...
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Was looking for a last minute deer hunt to fill a second tag and Mr. Campbell came through for me...



The marlin 336 35 rem bang/flopped him real good!

Thanks again Mr. Campbell-hope to hunt on your stuff again next year...

Dave
 
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Dave-

That is a terrific buck! Congratulations!

As to Ryan Campbell, while I have yet to hunt with him, I have heard nothing but glowing reports from a number of individuals.

I am going to have to give him a call some day...


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That's a pretty buck! How about the full details?


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Posts: 19749 | Location: The LOST Nation | Registered: 27 March 2001Reply With Quote
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....what Ann said. :-)

Pony up the details Dave.

Congrats,

Bob


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Posts: 3065 | Location: Hondo, Texas USA | Registered: 28 August 2001Reply With Quote
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Great looking buck. Congratulations. thumb


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Posts: 31014 | Location: Olney, Texas | Registered: 27 March 2006Reply With Quote
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great deer,love the color and facial markings,big bases!WOW congradulations
 
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That is a great buck.

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Posts: 344 | Location: Bean Town in the worthless nut state | Registered: 23 July 2005Reply With Quote
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Nice buck Dave... west Texas?


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Posts: 7572 | Location: Victoria, Texas | Registered: 30 March 2003Reply With Quote
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not west Texas...came out of brownwood.

Story goes like this:

Got in about 1pm, took a tour of the property and was up in the best looking stand by 3 pm-about30 minutes goes by and a couple of does show up and 5 minutes later a young 4 pt comes in as well. 10 minutes after that a nice wide 8 pt came in and it got interesting real quick-the 8 pt rattled the 4 pts cage and grunt/hissed at him-I would have swore he spit at him as well-4 pt tucks tail and runs-comes back in 10 minutes later and gives the 8 pt all the room he can! I wathed the nice 8 pt for almost an hour talking myself into and out of shooting him-he was young...probably 3.5 years old, but we was nice and WIDE! I probably pulled the hammer back on him 10-12 times...then right at dark, I had about talked myself into taking the 8 when a third deer came strutting in-it was too dark to count points but he was tall, REAL tall-he and the 8 point kind of started to square off, but the 8 pt reluctantly gave way...and if I had 30 seconds more daylight I would have popped the 3rd buck I saw in that stand!! He never gave me a good shot presentation and I ran out of light, so I passed. My little brother was coming in that night anyhow, so I knew where he was gonna sit in the morning!! He is fairly new to hunting and I really wanted him to have a chance at a good one.

Next morning we get up and in stand about 1 hour before daylight-he is in the stand I was in and I get in one only a couple-hundred yards away-wanted to stay close so I could help him if he needed it...about 45 minutes after daylight a couple of does come in and this 10 pt is on their tails...took only one look and KNEW he was the one I wanted to shoot-waited for a good broad side shot and popped him! Got out to make sure he was down for good and went back to my stand to sit and wait-

little brother said he say the same wide 8 pt twice that morning, but wanted to hold out for something bigger-turns out he should have shot the 8 'cause we only saw smaller deer the rest of the weekend-he had a good time anyhow and learned smoething in the process-if you see a deer you want to take-shoot him! He also learned that Turkeys will run deer off a feeder so take rocks into the stand with you so you can chase off the birds! The stand he was in was right next to a high fence place and we was lucky enough to get picts of a MONSTER 12 pt that stayed in that corner for a good bit of time-he called me asking how hard it would be to dig a hole large enough to drag the deer under...but I talked him out of that Wink

anyhow, we had fun with it-lots of deer and some good ones to boot...Mr. Campbell fixed us up real good for sure!


I appreciate the interest and hope you all had a Merry Christmas

Dave
 
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Hey Dave, Congratulations on a fine Buck and a good story to go with it.

Looks like the Hocks indicate they are still in the Rut.

Good Hunting and continued clean 1-shot Kills.
 
Posts: 9920 | Location: Carolinas, USA | Registered: 22 April 2001Reply With Quote
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Good buck, good story and good gun.
Congrats!
 
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Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate it.


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