[Sneaky Pete]

 

[buck fever]

I seen this on some website the other day horrible


BUT THATS LIFE

 

[chris90]

Life in the wild isn't always pretty.

 

[Scoops]

Where was this??? Nj???

 

[74_Rescue]

Posted here before.

 

[mikejd]

I have seen this but not these exact shots. Must be another racked doe cause clearly he's got no balls. With that rack he could have attempted to defend himself. Maybe that corn pile was there for a while formenting and he was to drunk to fight. Been there. All kidding aside had to be somthing wrong for him not to run.

 

[aod71]

thats the way it is in the wild...

 

[oneshotkill]

According to the anti's they would much rather have the animal population taken care of "naturally" rather than be hunted by man. Judging by those pics, that means slowly getting eaten and enduring unimaginable pain and suffering for hours on end, than to just go swiftly at a quick shot by a hunter's bullet.

 

[68Ioweu1]

That was on RFDhunters "wonderland" ranch down in Jackson, where the bucks are violently sodomized before they are harvested.

Like RFD always says, "when you eatin ass YOU KNOW you eatin ass!!"

 

[230grain hollowpoint]

WoW I never thought 'yotes could take down a mature buck

 

[Sneaky Pete]

Where was this??? Nj???

No idea.

Posted here before.

Maybe 74 knows

 

[74_Rescue]

No it wasn't NJ. I would love to search for it but we all know how well the search is working here.

 

[74_Rescue]

http://www.skinnymoose.com/bbb/2011...but-denial-still-pervades/coyoteattackonbuck/

 

[swampbuck]

Coyotes Attacking a nice Buck...what a shame! (pix)

[confused] Why? its nature at work. Its an unfortunate ending for the buck but its the way it is. I once saw 4 coyote running a doe, and the way that the coyote were organized in the hunt i thought was facinating!

 

[Sneaky Pete]

its nature at work

agreed.

 

[huntfree77]

could have had a different outcome if that buck was out of velvet perhaps?

 

[swampbuck]

could have had a different outcome if that buck was out of velvet perhaps?

Makes sense.

 

[jwm200]

Made the cover of deer and deer hunting. Pretty meet to see how coyotes actually take deer down.

 

[74_Rescue]

I still find it odd that the whole thing took place in front of the trail cam.

 

[jdm130]

WOW Amazing series of pics... Kind of hard to believe he stayed around and let that one yote take him down. I would think he would have taken off. Sometimes standing your ground isnt the best option.

What I find odd is the time in between, The first pic is 22:08 second pic is 23:34 and the deer was still standing in the same spot with little damage at that point, thats an hour and 26 minutes that he stood there [confused]

31 minutes later he was still there... Something seems fishy about this. I just cant see a deer standing in one spot as a yote tearss him apart.