VIDEO: Konnor Sadownikow talks about hunting a 14-point buck. Click here to see pictures of his trophy buck

By Judy Steffes

November 22, 2016

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Nov. 22, 2016 – West Bend, WI – Konnor Sadownikow had quite the hunting story for his pals when he got to school on Monday. The 12-year-old managed to bag a 14-point buck on Sunday afternoon while hunting just west of Kewaskum.

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Terry November 22, 2016 At 1:20 pm

Great job I am happy for you I love the fact you were hunting with your mom, it’s a great looking buck ,are you going to have it mounted !

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