Son first Buck on my new property..

kbiddle · Nov 20, 2006

Here is a picture of my oldest Son first buck taken from my new property here in Indiana...

As a father I could not be prouder....

Thomas · Nov 20, 2006

Morning kbiddle.
Congrats to your son on fine harvest...one of many more use for frontend loader.

kbiddle · Nov 20, 2006

Thanks Thomas... Agreed... another use for the loader....

RickS · Nov 20, 2006

Nice buck!! Congrats!

EddieWalker · Nov 20, 2006

Congratulations, that buck has allot of character with a very tall rack. I bet he looked unbelievable walking around in the woods. You son did good to get such a great buck for his first one!!!! I know allot of hunters who got the fever something terrible on there first bucks and they were half the size of that one.

Eddie

scott_vt · Nov 20, 2006

Afternoon kbiddle,
Very nice !!! Tell your son congrats for me !

goaliedad · Nov 20, 2006

nice way to intro the kid to hunting, and a great way to christen the property. Hope he doesn't expect every year to be like this!

kbiddle · Nov 20, 2006

Thanks everyone for the feedback... he has grown up with me in the woods over the past 12 or so years... he is now 25... killed his first bow dear last year (A Doe) which was indeed special as well.. Bad news is the youngest 16 is a tad jealous... but good news is that is by far not the best buck on the property... I have a couple of 165-170 class and another that will probably go 185 -190 class...
But all in all just totally awesome buck... green scored 136 and had a whopping 26" neck ....
Hopefully that will not be the last one.. we post this year...

Again thanks to everyone and I LOVE this site... so refresing to find folks kind of cut from the same cloth...
Maybe just one more with Dad and the two boys...

rdln · Nov 20, 2006

wow, that is a great rack, specially for for first. The neighbor boy is 14 he has bagged two deer this year. I told him he his fortunate, it took me 8 years b4 my first deer.

tnau664 · Nov 21, 2006

Nice looking buck there. Also great shot of dad and sons. This country needs more of that for sure.

May your green fields be thick and the clover be sweet!
T