So what we have going here, is a scrape line along this north face of this ridge.
This scrape trail there scrape on the other side of the trail, do a little rattling
sequence here.
It's pretty thick got oak and ponderosa pine in here it's pretty thick good for close
encounters with a bow where's gonna keep moving down this scrape line and keep
setting up a Montana decoy and doing our rattling sequences.
How awesome was that? That buck come running in saw the decoy
knew something was up and then he blew out and he stood over there and stared
at that decoy for at least five minutes maybe longer. I almost got a shot at him
I kind of set up in a, not the most ideal spot for a deer coming that way
too much brush in the way to get a shot at him. He's about 50 yards over there but
man that was so close, he came in so fast at the beginning I literally rattled for 20
seconds and he came running in, like almost immediately like in 20 seconds he
here he came. Pretty crazy they come in quick.
Perfect right at 60 yards perfect. Did you hear it.
We were not ready for that, Tim that buck came into 10 yards right where we walked
from we just walked from right here and the buck came running in. Best whitetail hunting
I've ever seen on the ground with a bow.
Looks like money right there I mean it looked perfect right through the shoulders.
Well I hit him pretty good a little forward but I was shooting up at an
angle and I came up dead center of shoulder on the far side so 40 yards
hard shot that's what it will do to you. Great Wyoming public land general tag 5x4
whitetail we literally sat down set the Montana decoy up and started rattling
and this buck we heard leaves and he came running in right behind us and I
stopped him on the skyline at 60 perfect broadside and that's all it took that's
funny how that works I'll take it, what a day, what a season.