Teen Kansas hunter's 42-point buck confirmed as world record
It didn’t take long for this hunter to start setting world records.
Wow! Well done, young lady!
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Named'em Tamed'em
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Crazy non-typical buck!
bird dog
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It probably has been hanging around TC's mineral feeder.
sim.-ang.king
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Probably gonna see it on the front of Purina Wind & Rain bag next fall.
Silver
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Kinda too bad really, poor girl is going to hunt for the rest of her life and never beat the buck she got as a 14 year old lol
OP
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Not this year! Only one with a drop down tine and a solid 12 points - and never a decent shot.
Neighbor got this freaky looking thing a couple years ago.
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callmefence
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Very true.
Killed a 160" 12 point when I was 17. Low fence Deer that size extremely rare around here. Never been able to top it
Named'em Tamed'em
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I met a 15 yo boy with braces in Montana this year that killed a 7x8 Bull Elk, freaking huge! I suggested he not hold out and go hungry waiting for another one that big. His dad chuckled and said they already had that talk. Hahaha
andybob
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Now she needs to target other species for record trophies.
Dave
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I know two different kids who had great first year hunting. While they didn't shoot a world record, they did have seasons that will be tough to beat. One shot a dandy Blacktail buck opening day. Went out to ride along with some friends the second day and shot a big bear. And got a nice 5x5 bull elk opening of elk season. The other shot a Blacktail that nearly made B&C on the first day. Then on opening of elk season him and his dad got in on a herd of elk. They were laying over a mound of dirt. Dad said on the count of three we will shoot the bull. As dad was about to count he caught a movement out of the corner of his eye. Another (smaller bull) stepped out. Dad swung over to that bull, went 1,2,3. They dropped two bulls. Dad told his son that every year wont be this easy.
