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Old 07-02-2007 | 01:16 PM
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MANITOBA CANADA HOLDS MORE POPE AND YOUNG TROPHY [/align][align=center]WHITETAIL DEER HUNTING RECORDS THAN ANY OTHER PROVINCE[/align]





Manitoba, Canada - Trophy whitetail deer hunting potential is one of Canada's best kept secrets. The Manitoba record for typical deer is 197 7/8. The area you will be hunting deer has produced hundreds of record book whitetail deer as attested by the Manitoba Bow hunting Records Club Book as well as the Pope and Young Record Book. One out of every thousand whitetail deer taken in Manitoba qualify for Boone & Crockett. During archery and muzzleloader seasons there is essentially no hunting pressure and very little during rifle hunt season. Manitoba is equivalent in land mass to the state of Texas and the total number of bow hunters that purchase an archery whitetail deer tag in Manitoba every year is roughly 3,200, muzzleloader hunting licences sales are roughly 6,000 and rifle whitetail deer hunt licences sold are roughly 35,000.

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