slick4591
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Around Pottsboro, TX, but 43 points.
Another Road Kill
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Wow. Thats a beatiful set of horns.
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Here is one that was hit near Grove City, PA on November 2, 2011
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hey $77 if you had to guess, would that buck be considered slightly better than normal in the area it was killed. I've seen many many live bucks here and never have I ever seen anything like that.
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inbredredneck":1f9iiwix said:
I would say that its a dandy. Way better than anything normally shot around here.
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the deers here are corn fed so they got great big fat bodies with scurs for horns.
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inbredredneck":1hz9pd8l said:
I think that I would rather eat the ones with the fat bodies and scurs, but I sure would not mind hanging one of those big racked SOB's on my wall some day.
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my son caught a great big northern pike, of course he wants to keep it, guide says no take a picture then take some measurements and throw it back, so we did son had a meltdown, epic meltdown. Three months later via ups we got a wall mounter that looked exactly like it no kidding I could not tell it wasn't a real fish. maybe I could get the fellers number and you can send him that picture. ;-)expensive hobby":229o9do6 said:
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Well.... it would be nice, not much of a story behind it and/or memories though, like you have with your son. I may hunt all my life for the chance to shoot "the big one." Maybe someday I will. I just can't get over the "fresh backstraps" feeding under my stand on opening day. I'll take a nice doe just so I can go in and fix everyone fresh straps for lunch..... never getting the chance to take a big buck......lol. Then again, maybe I'll crack one with my truck some day.
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slick4591":1n8pwt5g said:Around Pottsboro, TX, but 43 points.
Looks like another one of those "high fence ranch" deer that found a hole in the fence.
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We had such a terrable winter kill , I'am having a hard time pulling the trigger on anything . I drew 2 mule deer tags , but the numbers just aren't here . White tail got hit the worst , I've only seen 2 all fall.
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The buck that you posted is not road kill. That buck was killed in 2006 by an Amish man named Dan Miller in the Pennyrile State Forest. The picture you posted is actually on Awesome Antlers. If you google Amish Pennyrile buck it will give you plenty of stories and pictures of it. http://www.awesomeantlers.com/2006-boon ... -buck.html
The buck that you posted is not road kill. That buck was killed in 2006 by an Amish man named Dan Miller in the Pennyrile State Forest. The picture you posted is actually on Awesome Antlers. If you google Amish Pennyrile buck it will give you plenty of stories and pictures of it. http://www.awesomeantlers.com/2006-boon ... -buck.html
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ringer":32i19zip said:
Lol....A buddy of mine had this on his facebook page and it said that the buck was a road kill near Grove City, PA. I guess you can't trust any pictures on the net.
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Hey Ringer- I guess that the exact same buck got hit in Jersey too, and the same people are in the picture.......lol
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That buck has been pretty popular as a roadkill! lol There have been quite a few magazine articles done on the deer as well.
Caustic Burno
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Something like that walk through my bottom I would put the bead of a 16 gauge on him, he would never make it to the road. Seen one this year with double G1's.
