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Hunter: Brennon Smith
Location: Illinois
Weapon: Rifle
Brennon took this awosme ram for his birthday. Cool looking ram Brennon. Great job!
October 13th
Hunter: Lucus Zellar
Location: Missouri
Weapon: Reflex Bow
On the morning of saturday the 13th, Lucus was late to his stand, close to 7 am. As soon as he sat down he spotted movement across the CRP field. He could tell it was a good buck so he grunted of few times. The buck started his direction but dissapeared into the woods at 50 yards. Lucus grunted a few more times which proved to be just what the doctor ordered. The buck walked within 20 yards...close enough that even lucus could hit it. The buck ran less than 100 yards and crashed. Lucus' buck scored 151 inches. Awsome bow kill, good job!!!
October 27th
Hunter: Nick Goetting
Location: Missouri
Weapon: Rifle
October 27th was the opening morning of the 2007 missouir youth deer season. Nick's dreams of shooting a trophy class whitetail came true when this 8 point came walking by. He shot the deer early in the morning, and not wanting to spook the deer for the other youth hunters on the farm, they waited two hours before finally laying hands on his buck. Nice buck Nick!
October 27th
Hunter: Brittany Maze
Location: Missouri
Weapon: Rifle
Brittnay's very new to deer hunting, this was actually the first deer hunt she has ever been on. She took this nice doe on opening morning of the missouri youth hunt. The deer walked out with a few other does. She picked out the one she wanted and let the hammer drop. Congratualtions on your very first deer. It will make a great mount.
October 28th
Hunter: Zac Wallpe
Location: Missouri
Weapon: Hoyt bow
On the morning of sunday the 28th, zac arrowed this nice 11 point. He was sitting in his stand, and seeing good deer movement. It wasnt long and he had a few does and a spike buck below his stand. He knew there was a larger buck close, but he wouldn't come out of the brush. When the spike got too close to the doe, the buck instantly came running. Zac drew back his bow, the doe spotted him and spooked. The buck bolted, stoped after 10 steps, and zac's arrow made the mark, dropping the deer in his tracks. The rack gross scored 130 7/8. Thats a very nice deer for a first bow kill.
November 1st
Hunter: Jon Dittmer
Location: Missouri
Weapon: Hoyt bow
On Thurday morning I climbed into a stand my brother James hung last month. The stand overlooked a small creek with several rubs and scrapes around. About 7:50 I heard 3 deep grunts up the draw. I first spotted a doe, then a nice buck about 150 yards away. The doe was walking straight for me with the buck behind her. Trying to loose the buck she bolted into the creek and ran directly away from me. The buck turned to follow, briefly stopping to freshen up a scrape. I bleated at the buck a few times to spark his intrest, but had no luck. I then used my Primos buck roar to growl and snort weeze at him. Thats all it took. He turned my way, left the doe and never stoped. At 20 yards as he walked behind the brush, I drew back my hoyt, he steped out at less the 15 yards and stopped. The shot was good, he ran 75 yards and died. He was 4 1/2 with a 20 in spread.
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