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Location - Texas

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Location - Colorado

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Tony Hansen - Is pretty confident Michigan will release at least 300,000 archers into the woods this fall.
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Will Brantley - Loves hunting in a dorag because it makes him look Ramboish. Some may call it Little Man Syndrome.
Location - Tennessee

Friday, January 9, 2009

 

The Double

Here's a cool first-deer story courtesy of the San Angelo Standard Times.

Two-for-one first time hunting experience will be hard to top

Morgen Priest, 22, and her father, Mark, crouch by the first deer she bagged as a hunter.  The deer had the remains of another buck  entangled in its antlers.

Priest, an Angelo State University senior, came home with an unforgettable first-timer's hunting story: She shot a 12-point buck, and entangled in its antlers was a decomposing 9-point buck.

"The grass was really high so we couldn't see exactly what it was until we walked right up to it," Priest said.

Doug Seamands, a San Angelo game warden, said shooting a buck with a another buck entangled in its antlers is extremely rare.

Bucks battle one another for does, fencing with their antlers and sometimes fighting to the death, he said.

Priest said she went on the hunting trip at 7D Ranch just outside of San Angelo to spend time with her dad.

"The whole experience was crazy, I was speechless, wowed, stunned and in shock," she said. "My hands were shaking I couldn't believe I had killed something."

The game warden said it was a first for him as well.

"I've been a game warden for 18 years and hunted all my life and have never heard of anything like that before," Seamands said. "It is extremely unusual."

Priest says the two bucks will be mounted together on a mesquite pedestal with their antlers locked.

"I'm going to call them Hook and Hooker," she said.

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