As soon as I seen this buck coming through the woods following these does all stiff legged and grunting all I could think was I know this buck, Thats ol triple beam #2 I have trail cam picks of him. Cooooooool!!!

 

Great pic! I believe I would have dropped the camera and grabbed the bow with that one!

This is realllllly heating up Lamb!!!!

Looking forward to more!

Man,this is good stuff,what its all about.Best of luck!

I don't want a bed time story that is "To be Continued"      

That is a great pic, that dude has character and a serious neck!

charlie dont make me drive over an wake you up..  

Awesome story guys! The pics to go along with it are great.

What are you using for a camera??  Great pics!!!

That is one pretty deer!  i love wierd antlers!
Thanks for the story and pictures thus far!

I'm in a bind for time right now guys and won't be able to sit down with this until this evening. Promise to get it all wrapped up and thanks for your patience.
   

Have a happy turkey day!!

Thank you Charlie and Tracy for taking us along.  This is already a Tradgang classic and we aren't done yet.

Happy Thanksgiving.  

Happy Thanksgiving!!

Thanks everybody and Like Charlie said we will finish this up tonight.      

Just got in from hunting and froze my butt off at 15 deg butt worth it the bucks are chasing the last 3 days and I have been seeing really good deer.

The picks were taken off one of my video's I shot that morning and the camera I'm using is a Cannon S5Is.

 

It's a great camera for the price and the video's it shoots are awesome. Here's a couple trail cam picks of this buck for you guys.

 

He broke that G2 some time before he showed up.

 

Tracy

It all got a little crazy for a moment or two. I was pretty sure I had a doe right under me and another on the other side of the tree, but the buck was at the base of the tree and I started pivoting around to face the way they were going and not the way they had been coming.

Getting turned around seemed to go very well. The buck was just walking out from the other side of my tree and the does were walking off without a clue. I had long since determined that I would shoot this buck if presented an opportunity so his rack ceased to hold any interest for me. It was his ribs that I was interested in and getting a good look at them from a broadside perspective.

My bow sat comfortably in my left hand, my Buffalo Big Shot glove wrapped around the string with familiarity I knew when it happened it would be all on instinct and would happen suddenly.

The buck walked slowly out from behind my tree and a few yards past me to a small, crooked sapling barely 5 yards from the base of the tree.

This was just to cool!!

Tracy

I had no shot at this time as the buck was moving almost straight away and I really don't care for that shot. Being so close in would only complicate things.

The does were moving off up the hill slightly and I figured with some confidence that the buck would turn toward them as he cleared the sapling and open up his rib cage to me.

Great storytelling guys!!!