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2025 Trash talk

NMSbowhunter said:
I have an absolute beast of a Piney Woods 11 pointer hemmed up this year. See picture below.
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As embarrassing as it is to admit, a deer just like that gave me the worst buck fever I've ever had! It was the first time i ever had a deer within shooting distance. Couldn't even draw my bow lol. All I could do was stand there and tremble and feel my heart trying to tear through my sternum.

BT
 
Black Titan said:
As embarrassing as it is to admit, a deer just like that gave me the worst buck fever I've ever had! It was the first time i ever had a deer within shooting distance. Couldn't even draw my bow lol. All I could do was stand there and tremble and feel my heart trying to tear through my sternum.

BT
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A spike gets me more excited for 2 reasons. 1st I start thinking do I want to shoot him? Should I shoot him? How big is he? Is he a big 2.5yr old? Then I start going is there a bigger one behind him? Maybe the bigger buck is following him. All these questions swirl and gets me excited.
If I see a nice 8pt plus walk out. I dial in and say he needs me to take the air out of his lungs. No hesitation. Insert projectile into cavity at first available opportunity.
 
Black Titan said:
As embarrassing as it is to admit, a deer just like that gave me the worst buck fever I've ever had! It was the first time i ever had a deer within shooting distance. Couldn't even draw my bow lol. All I could do was stand there and tremble and feel my heart trying to tear through my sternum.

BT
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It's doe for me to this day. A giant walks out and I have ice water in my veins. A doe comes in and hangs around I feel like it can hear my heart it is beating so hard.
 
NMSbowhunter said:
It's doe for me to this day. A giant walks out and I have ice water in my veins. A doe comes in and hangs around I feel like it can hear my heart it is beating so hard.
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Understandable, as those old does will completely blow you out of your spot!

I had one come up behind me, and I didn't realize it. I guess I moved a little too fast, and all of a sudden heard a loud "PHEE!" And it was a big old doe. Scared the crap out of me. She then took off through the woods - PHEEE PHEEE PHEEE - then down the side of the ridge -PHEE PHEEE PHEEE - across the valley - PHEE PHEE - up the adjacent ridge - PHEE PHEE PHEEE PHEE. She continued this until I could barely make out the sound. That old gal must have blown every hunter out of the woods that day along those ridge tops lmao.

This was going on 3 years ago. I joke with my uncle that she's probably still at a dead run, blowing her lungs out all over those woods.

BT
 
Black Titan said:
Understandable, as those old does will completely blow you out of your spot!

I had one come up behind me, and I didn't realize it. I guess I moved a little too fast, and all of a sudden heard a loud "PHEE!" And it was a big old doe. Scared the crap out of me. She then took off through the woods - PHEEE PHEEE PHEEE - then down the side of the ridge -PHEE PHEEE PHEEE - across the valley - PHEE PHEE - up the adjacent ridge - PHEE PHEE PHEEE PHEE. She continued this until I could barely make out the sound. That old gal must have blown every hunter out of the woods that day along those ridge tops lmao.

This was going on 3 years ago. I joke with my uncle that she's probably still at a dead run, blowing her lungs out all over those woods.

BT
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Those old matriarch does are the cleverest animal in the woods. I've watched them send the young ones in first to see what will happen many a time. They are sharp and ruthless.
 
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