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On the fourth morning of the hunt, I heard branches breaking in the ravine behind my blind. I assumed it was a buck chasing a doe, and a few minutes later, he silently snuck in to check out the does I could see bedded out in front of me. As soon as I saw him, all I could think was "shoot", so without even seeing his other side, I shot. He was 12 yards, angling slightly towards me and it broke the joint where the scapula and leg bone come together, punching through into the heart and lungs. He plowed through the oak leaves for a short distance before dying only 12 yards from my blind. He should make the Boone and Crockett record books and easily makes Pope and Young, green scoring just below 130".