Awesome buck, congrats! Let's here the story...  

Congratulations! Where did you find him?

Good job !!!  

Looks like he dropped in a brassica or turnip patch. Give us the details.

Great pic,great deer congrats.Kip          

Sorry, I'm about to head out the door. This is the quick version... Tree stand hunting in north east Wyoming. On a ridge above the ranchers home . The was a field among the pine trees. A perfect setting, perfect weather, amazing spot.  
He had entered some alfalfa too far away from me but just before dark came off the alfalfa towards me in a hurry. There was a thread on here recently where I mentioned I don't prefer it but don't hesitate on a quartering to shot. Well, that is all he offered and it wasn't going to get better.  He was quartering to, moving at a fast walk. he was at 22 steps. I like closer shots but I had only a few days to hunt. I drew back and it felt perfect and I shot. It passed right through with a ripping sound. I could see the arrow go right in.

The buck went only 30 paces and stopped with his head low, then fell right there! The 175 Gr VPA 3 blade had damaged most major organs beyond their ability to function for more than a few seconds.
The one photo makes the in hole seem a little low. But a photo the following day shoes the location better.
Tedd  

I was able to go after squirrels later and got a few.
Tedd

Great buck! nice shooting.

Nice buck!

Looks like you had a great day!!!    

Nice buck Tedd. Congratulations!

looks like a perfect shot & a really nice size hole. Outstanding!

The exit hole was an inch or two to the rear of the last rib.

Congrats on a great looking buck!

Congratulations on a great buck!  Beautiful country that you were in also!  Thanks for sharing!    

Bernie Bjorklund

NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin