Actually it was poor Glen Dale, my pet 3D target!

Happened last nite, no suspects have been located!



What kind of mauler would attack a 150" buck???    

Here is the fatal wound...



Still looking for the attacker..  :D

Thats hilarious    

Love this time of year!


thanks for sharing....


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Glenn

Oh "Deer"

He just may deserve the death penalty!

I don't want to be accused of "profiling," but I'd be looking for a perp who is a middle-aged or older male, with a large mass of antler attached to his head and a nasty attitude...    

looks like it's time to reassemble it and sit close by with a very sharp stick lol

"looks like it's time to reassemble it and sit close by with a very sharp stick lol"


X2....  

That target just might be a meat maker Kenny!!!


 

Just imagine what the perp. thought just after the attack...

He will probably be easy to spot, strutting around with his neck bulging and chest poked out!

Probably done by a little six-pointer after stopping by the local sugar beet patch.

Same thing happened to my Glen Del target.

Kenny, probably the 8 I shot last year looking for his antlers.  Hope he hangs around another couple months.  I'd like to have another little "meeting" with him.    

You should put up a camera and see if whatever did it comes back.  Ha Ha.

This blows my mind. Mine was attacked too.
Maybe I should make a blind close by and hunt it. I only have 20 acres but do see a lot of bucks cruising thru.

You might want to put a camera on that location....

My parents had their concrete deer lawn ornament attacked one time.  I bet he was a little surprised when he made contact with that.  Ended up knocking it over and the head broke off.

They usually will let targets alone if you take the antlers off.

I had my Glen Dale attacked while living in Northern VA. It busted it up badly enough that it broke the little connector on the top. Luckily, duct tape fixes everything and a long strip of it down his back kept him all together. That sounds like a buck that will come to some rattling. Good luck.

My 3-D targets usually get attacked by Bears and Bobcats.

THATS A CLASSIC!!! keep us posted on the randsacker!!