i found this interesting.. take a look
 

i couldnt find a pope and young one, or a mixed one. if anyone can find one please let me know via pm, or here.
its a map of where boone and crockett bucks have been entered, and how many. county by county.

http://www.boone-crockett.org/pdf/geographicwhiteail.pdf

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Nice, thanks for sharing.

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Interesting, however I find it hard to believe those south Texas golden triangle bucks came from behind a low fence.

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I found that very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

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i deffinitely agree on a lot of those farms/deer that get killed down there!

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Thats neat and all, but I'm not so sure it's the most accurate thing out there.

I'm from Edgar Co. here inIllinois and we are listed at ZERO entries. I know for a fact that this is inaccurate. I can think of 4 that I know were killed in the last 4 or 5 years that for surewould meet the B&C minimums if I'm reading this correctly. I'm sure there are plenty more that I didn't hear or see as well.

All fair chase and wild:

My aunt killed a buck that scored 167"
My friend's dad killed one that scored 177"
A guy that comes into the bowshop I go to killed one that was in the 160's
My neighbor killed one that scored 170

And back in like '92 Ernie Hires killed a HUGE one...the writer Les Davenport called it a "possible world record in the making"


My aunts:



Friend's Dad's:

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Check out the fourth page. There is a picture of a deer from Ohio. Mickey Lotz is a friend of mine. I didn't realize his buck was that big 206 7/8 dang. I got to get him to take me huntin...

Mickey is a hardcore Trad guy now and is top notch and realy good guy. He an his wife are nice people.