The young and the years of Buck of the Week

A 10-year-old and a 72-year-old share Buck of the Week honors.

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Noah Johandes, 10, arrowed his first buck with a crossbow in Iroquois County.

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We’re bringing the years together in Buck of the Week.

Noah Johandes, 10, of Tinley Park, harvested his first buck with a crossbow and a perfect 15-yard shot in early November in Iroquois County.

“He also killed a jake this year in Michigan, so he’s having a great year!” his proud parents, Tim and Missy, emailed.

On opening day in Wisconsin last month, Dan Filipek of Mount Prospect shot an eight-point buck.

“I am hoping to make Buck of the Week at age 72,” he emailed.

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Dan Filipek shot an eight-point on opening day in Wisconsin.

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BOTW, the celebration of hunting bucks and their stories (the stories matter) around Chicago outdoors, runs Wednesdays in the Sun-Times, as warranted. Submit nominations by message on Facebook (Dale Bowman), on Twitter (@BowmanOutside) and Instagram (@BowmanOutside) or email (BowmanOutside@gmail.com).

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