I haven't seen anyone post about this yet for PA so I thought I bring it up. About two weeks ago, a local boy took a nonypical buck that might make the new new number one with a bow, if not definatley number two. It green scored 204 which beats the former number one at 203/ but I'm sure after a drying period, it will make number two which is currently 192.
The buck has 21 points, 19 which are scorable and has a 27 inch spread. It was taken about 2 miles from my house and borders some of our Outfitting leases. I'm sure we will have more about this buck soon enough. The rack is at our staff taxidermist and just yesterday I took had a picture of the mount with me holding it taken. I will post it soon.....already 90% of what we are hearing about the buck is rumors and lies.....it's amazing the jealousy and the stories people make up.....truly sad!
It's being mounted by Laylons Taxidermist in Montoursville and will be on display at Gander Mountain in Pennsdale.
<font color=blue>Good Luck and Good Shooting</font id=blue>
<font color=red>Rob</font id=red>
Here's a bad shot of the rack, I'll post the one with me holding it as soon as it's available....it's more impressive in person.
Thats a nice deer But heres my take on it,, I grew up In penn, And since then there are alot of people raising deer You see it all over the place, That one looks just like the one I saw In a pen breading with 20 or so does, the guy had atleast 40 bucks all big 12 points and better, the one you have up there ,I swear its the deer, BTW the farm Is is central pa, After hes breed all the does I bet He sold it. If Im wrong ,congrads to the guy,,,I will be down there in feb. so Ill check the pen...........
If it was so close to your hunt , a deer that big would off shurly bein talk about all season long, Spot lighting is legal down there Whats your take on it, you sound like you know the guy Im not a poor sportsman I just find It hard to believe It was a fair chase and not a corn feed deer....
It's a legit deer, fair chase and wild....my boss's hunting camp seperates where this buck was taken and where it was staying. I huge buck of this caliber crossed the road in front of my boss and the home range farmer has this buck on video and pictures of him on his farm. The buck was known in this area. The shooter, just pure luck, the buck was staying 4 miles over 2 ridges from where it was shot...It was taken on rt. 864 in Lycoming County near Picture Rocks.
There's so many rumors going around already about the deer. IT's amazingly sad how jealousy works....
One rumor like you said, an escaped captive deer, nope, even the local pen raiser around here verified it wasn't none of his.
<font color=blue>Good Luck and Good Shooting</font id=blue>
Geez I guess I should have visited my sister more often when she lived in Picture Rocks! <img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle>(Or you Rob for that matter)
I've been hearing rumors of this deer, glad to finally see it.
Of all the counties in PA that I picture a buck like that coming from somewhow Lycoming doesn't come to mind......what an animal.
I know its hard to tell by looking at a face, but is it just me or does that deer look 3.5yrs old tops? Not an old looking deer at all.
Do you know any specifics on the shooter? Just some in the right place at the right time guy or was he hunting this deer?
Matt/PA, just a lucky guy at the right place at the right time. Probably first time this buck stepped on this particular property. The bucks homerange was 4 miles and 2 ridges over...he was trailing a doe that happened this guys way....he was on the property to hunt doe and was allowed to take an 8pt or better out past his ears.
The shooter is a competitive shooter for a local shop and has been in the industry so he should have know better about quality pictures. All the pictures existing of this buck, simply suck.....I had one taken of me holding the mount which I'll post as soon as I have them developed, the same roll has my coyote and my neighbor/friends 135 class 10pt....
<font color=blue>Good Luck and Good Shooting</font id=blue>
Thanks for posting this Rob, my husband saw a picture of it at work, but I had not seen it yet. I love knowing that these mosters really do exsist in the PA Woods!
Possible new PA Bow Non-typical...likely #2
