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12-08-2008 | 05:01 PM

#11

BigJ71

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From: Illinois

RE: Record Book Bucks

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BigJ-
I hate nock your buck but, your gonna have some deductions on those droptines. It doesn't have a lot of mass....
I don't think it was scored correctly. That's kinda high....it's got great tine length thoough! You might want to get a redo. Hahaha

Idon't know....I think I have it correct.....Don't hate the player....hate the game!

Right Left
MB28 2/8MB29 4/8
G16 5/8 G16 4/8
G210 6/8 G2 8 3/8
G381/8 G36 6/8
G4 13 4/8G4 8 1/8
G5 15 7/8 G5 13 2/8
G6 16 7/8G6 6 2/8
G7 6 3/8

H1 5 2/8 H1 5 4/8
H23 2/8H23 1/8
H33 7/8 H3 3 5/8
H4 3 4/8 H4 3 1/8

AB8 3/8 AB 7 0/8

Inside Spread23 4/8

TOTAL 255 2/8 Gross of course.

12-08-2008 | 05:04 PM

#12

Western MA Hunter

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From: Western Massachusetts

RE: Record Book Bucks

probably last! LOL...

12-08-2008 | 05:10 PM

#13

Tuco

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From: Indiana (southern)

RE: Record Book Bucks

Whats he been dipping those drop tines in???? B.S.! You guys in IL do have some awsome bucks.

>>>BAM<<<

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Ranked #1 for Hardin County Illinois......

Measures 255 2/8in non-typical double drop tine monster........Yeah, I know.....I'm the man!

Need proof? look no further.....

12-08-2008 | 05:49 PM

#14

wis_rifle_hunter

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From: Platteville, Wisconsin

RE: Record Book Bucks

my county in wisconsin isnt known for monster bucks but its known for decent sized bucks. we have HUGE bodied deer and decent racks

12-08-2008 | 06:13 PM

#15

mj469

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RE: Record Book Bucks

I'm not sure how high he would be in my county but depending on what he nets in a couple months he should be right around number 48-50 in my state. That's Whitetail Archery Typical. Custer County, Nebraska.

As others have said though, who knows how many entries there are out there that were never scored or entered.

12-08-2008 | 06:24 PM

#16

early in

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From: Mont County, Pa

RE: Record Book Bucks

Mitch, that is one beautiful buck right there! Congrats.

12-08-2008 | 07:07 PM

#17

Matt / PA

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From: Dover, PA USA

RE: Record Book Bucks

How many 150" typicals could possibly have been taken in PA...........with a RECURVE??

I'm going to have him officially scored and do a little research in the offseason and see what I can dig up. Maybe I'm #1 for traditional kills in PA!? LOL

[:-]That would be pretty cool.

12-08-2008 | 07:20 PM

#18

GMMAT

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RE: Record Book Bucks

P&Y's a dream....lol.

State ranking is a dream.

Takes a buck of 100" to make "book" in our state bowhunters assoc. I'm just proud to have a few in there.

12-08-2008 | 07:33 PM

#19

Matt / PA

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From: Dover, PA USA

RE: Record Book Bucks

Man PA's record book is interesting to look at.........and when you see all the 2002 and forward entries it's hard to dispute that Antler Restrictions are playing a role. [:-]

http://www.pgc.state.pa.us/pgc/cwp/browse.asp?a=485&bc=0&c=69938

Just as an example 8 of the top 12 Typical Archery kills are from 2002 to present!