My kid with her uncles buck taken around 9 am this morning in Ceder Creek Nebraska with an arrow

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It will be add to the dead zoo in the basement of his house. Something else I need to get some pictures of.
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Not a bad buck at all.
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Bambi is sad.
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I was asked once how I could possibly shoot bambi with an arrow.

Easy, don't lead it as much.
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I see what you did there.


I've got a doe running around with a tiny little horn. Just a spike you can call it. Missed her once at 40 because of a stupid little fucking twig i didn't see.

Still hoping to see her again but who knows if i will. Getting too late for her to be in the area near my stand.
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Still don't know what you are talking about. Are they pack rats? Please understand that I don't have trees.

Good looking buck. I understand what you are talking about with not landing that size of a buck very often. But out here, the deer get huge, particularly the whitetail. We see huge deer everywhere, but a lot of times, people can't get them because they are smart enough to stay away, that's why they live to be that big.
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www.google.com


this link has all the information you need.
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I got it, but to be fair it took some work. I put in Ozark tree rat from Mo's post, and it yielded nothing. In fact the first listing is this thread. I had to google tree rat.

I can quite honestly say I have never seen those things.
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:-)


I kinda wanna see a picture of what you found. Googling tree rat brings up alot of wrong things.

Post a picture of a guinea pig or something thinking it's a tree rat PLEASE!
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I didn't complete enough research to find the NSFW stuff.
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A doe running around with a little horn huh? Must be one of those transgendered deer. We had a few of those in Kansas.
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She has a fawn with her.
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:-)

http://www.wilsonpost.com/blogs/john...them-tree-rats
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Isn't a tree rat just a squirrel?
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