Location: At the end of the Thirsty Beaver Trail, Pinsky lake, Alberta.
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Originally Posted by Dan4570
Took a great whitetail with my son on November 6th. Seen him at noon and we spooked him walking to one of my spots. He took off and we sat right down on open ground by a willow and waited 2 1/2 hrs with the sun and wind in my face and Lo and behold he returned at 2:30 and I took him at 68 yards with the marlin 45-70.
That’s a heavy beauty right there hit with a great classic cartridge!
Well done.
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Location: At the end of the Thirsty Beaver Trail, Pinsky lake, Alberta.
Posts: 25,520
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Originally Posted by BuckCuller
I finally got away from Reno’s and spent a day chasing mulies.
Not much of a story, found him with about 16 does and five other bucks all going into a three acre patch of bush in the morning, got permission and waited on him in the afternoon. Ten minutes into sitting and two doe’s and him busted out of the patch of trees with another four point in hot pursuit. They got into a larger patch of bush and I went to plan C. I circled around keeping the wind in my favour and found them again. I stalked in as close as I dared, then they worked their way in to a seventy yard broadside shot and down he went.
Sausage and jerky time!
Well done!
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