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After 7 years of passing up bucks, waiting for my ideal antelope, it finally came together on my first stalk this year. We stalked to about 120 yards and popped the decoy up, but neither he nor his does paid any attention. After that, we were able to sneak further in to about 80 yards. Obviously, the buck had noticed the buck decoy earlier, because he challenged us before we even got the decoy up. As soon as he looked away, we popped the decoy up and my guide began whispering ranges. I drew behind the decoy then slowly leaned out when he reached 40 yards. He kept walking and when he reached 30 yards and quartering to, I put the pin on his close shoulder and sent the VPA on the way. The hit was perfect and he only went 25 yards before tipping over on the prairie.