Hopefully the image for this non-typical buck will soon be posted. It is currently viewable on the D & R Sports bragging post if you want to see it there now www.dandrsports.com. This buck was taken around 2:30 P.M. on Nov. 15th. It appears to have two horns on the right side and one on the left. It scored 4 points on the left and 6 points on the right. The buck and a does movement sound was heard in heavy brush on and off for over thirty minutes before I was able to get any type of a shot. He actually left out the rear of the brush once during that time. I thought he was gone but I rattled him back. Finally His head and neck only was visable in the brush from my tree stand at a distance of about 70 yards. I know you are never to attempt a head on shot, but after no kind of shot for at least 30 minutes and he already leaving once, I decided to try the shot. I also knew he was maybe a mount so I didn't want to shoot him in the head. That left only the neck. My first shot missed. But, it caused him to freeze. My second attempt only"clicked." Somehow in the excitment that shell ejected out the bottom feed on my Winchester model 1300 pump. I racked in another shell took careful aim and fired a second round. The buck completely disappeared from view. I intially heard nothing. Had I missed again? I remained in my stand for another 30 minutes, as I again then heard movement on and off in the brush. I thought I had missed but may get another shot.Finally after no more movement sounds for over 10 minutes,  I decided to get down from my stand and make a approach. Upon approach I heard a deer flee in the brush. I looked next to a big tree where I thought he was standing. The brush with vines and thorns was very thick. My inital view showed nothing on the ground next to the tree. I finally got to the tree and looked to the rear of it. About 20 yards farther back that I had realized, lied my 10 pointer  My shot was right on the mark just under his chin into the neck. Due to my elevated shot the 12 gauge slug actually split his heart in half. He died in an instant and never made a sound. I went from being as down as could be ( as I thought I had missed) to as high as I could get!