I'm beginning to wonder (added some pics of her)

[whitebuffalo]

Just let me have a crack at her Josh,,LOL,, just kidin,, be patient it'll happen,, Sometimes the old one in the hand rather than two in the bush really works,,it is what I live by when hunting. I don't have the time to rack hunt nor do I have the time to be picky,, My family eats deer meet and I love to eat it too so I fill the freezer every chance i get,,Take care,,J

[Stone Knife]

we had one like that by us years ago, we called her  "The Mule"

[m'gobo]

Oliver...PM sent.

[illianabowhntr67]

I have a doe that has my number.It don't matter what way I approach my stand she is always there!If I can ever get her I swear she will be mounted.

[J-dog]

hey man, feel your pain - this year has been whoopin me from the getgo - feel tottally like a rookie after this year. Dont think I could make a kill in a zoo!

Hunt harder I say though - stay after it - cant kill em from the couch.

J

[rightminded]

Yea, just shoot the first legal deer in your range.  Just gives you much needed mojo.  Keep doing it till you know you can and then get selective.  Good Luck, rightminded

[Ethan Grotheer]

I feel you man. A very worthy foe indeed Lol. I love hunting those old does. I concur with all the statements above concerning the challenge of taking an old horse head doe over a nice buck. I hunted and took one a few years ago with training wheels, and I still have a little venison left from her. There is a very distinguished taste to that meat. But oddly I feel like it was one of my favorite all time harvests. There really is a sense of accomplishment to taking one of those old gals.

She'll be around for you next season, and I hope you get her then...shoot some other does too.

Ethan

[BWD]

If her head gets much bigger, it will outside her ears.

[blueslfb]

Being a fellow MI hunter of very pressured deer, I bet she has had a few arrows go zinging over her back and she now has a PHD on how to frustrate a hunter.

Good luck!