Watch This Bow Hunting Video

[Brad Clodfelter]

You won't see this hardly ever again.

We’ve all heard instances where two white-tailed bucks were found locked-up during a fight and found dead, but most of us are not lucky (or unlucky) enough to stumble across such an occurence. However, in the hunting video, a bowhunter (and recruited camera man) finds two nice whitetail bucks tangled together.

In the video, keep an eye on the buck on the left. After the camera zooms in, you can see the arrow hit the buck directly in the lungs and that gets the deer going again. The video ends as the struggling stops, so not sure how what happens after that.


http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g126/bookerwine/?action=view&current=TigerRidgeLockedBucks.flv

 

[ZeroJunk]

WOW! Sad.

 

[Brad Clodfelter]

How about 3 bucks locked up here?

http://www.buckmanager.com/2008/03/12/three-white-tailed-bucks-locked-up-by-antlers/

One apparently lived.

 

[Brad Clodfelter]

And what is the odds of this ever happening to a hunter?

http://www.buckmanager.com/2008/12/05/amazing-locked-antlered-buck-hunt/

 

[Dr. A]

I don't know how rare it is. These were found near where I live. The local taxidermist has seen at least two other similar situations with local bucks. I've never seen a third, though.

 

[armedtotheteeth]

Whew, I bet you that was a stinky mess!:barf: Damn I d hate to be your taxidermist.

 

[UniversalFrost]

well, i have never seen two bucks locked together, but i did come upon the remains of a nice 4x4 who had gotten his rack stuck in the tree he was trying to use as a rub. the coyotes had torn him up pretty bad and the head and rack were the only things left. I had to get a chain saw and cut down the tree (was an already dead/dying scrub oak) just to get him out. the head/rack (had the local taxedermy guy use his beetles to clean the skull and rack up to the bone) and part of the tree is at my folks place in SD with a glass top and they use it as an end table.