What's his score? (Answer Page 4)
02-17-2009, 03:10 PM
#51
Nontypical Buck
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
ORIGINAL: fingerz42
This is my '08 buck and he's 106"
This is my '08 buck and he's 106"
i dont see how that deer you have madvilledoc scored a 130, i see 130 deer beofre but that doesnt look right, im not calling you a liar but i would recheck your measurements
02-17-2009, 10:16 PM
#52
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
Very nice G2's and brows...good mass...good beams.
BTW not a mature deer either, that aint a 5 1/2 deer unless food supply SUCKS in that area (resulting in small rack)
02-18-2009, 05:41 AM
#53
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
ORIGINAL: stealthycat II
I see no more than 7-8" tines ... and weaker mass in no more than 4" at the bases.
BTW not a mature deer either, that aint a 5 1/2 deer unless food supply SUCKS in that area (resulting in small rack)
Very nice G2's and brows...good mass...good beams.
BTW not a mature deer either, that aint a 5 1/2 deer unless food supply SUCKS in that area (resulting in small rack)
02-18-2009, 06:42 AM
#54
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
ORIGINAL: stealthycat II
I see no more than 7-8" tines ... and weaker mass in no more than 4" at the bases.
BTW not a mature deer either, that aint a 5 1/2 deer unless food supply SUCKS in that area (resulting in small rack)
Very nice G2's and brows...good mass...good beams.
BTW not a mature deer either, that aint a 5 1/2 deer unless food supply SUCKS in that area (resulting in small rack)
I found the sheds in the right side of the picture at the end of the clear cut. Not easy to find sheds in this type of terrain.
Here is my daughter holding the sheds:
I find it amazing that some of you have nothing better to do than to argue about a set of sheds you have never laid eyes upon. What reason would I have to lie about the measurements? I can promise you I measured it to the best of my ability and didn't fudge the numbers. Why would I even want to. I would be just as proud of finding a set of 100 inch sheds as I would a set of 150 inch sheds. If you don't believe me, then that is your problem. Some of you need to get a life. Makes we not want to post anything on this site.
02-18-2009, 07:11 AM
#55
Join Date: Dec 2008
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
ORIGINAL: madvilledoc
We know he is at least 5 years old. We know that because my friend has pictures of him going back 3 years. He is a buck I would like to take out of the gene pool, because we know he is at least 5 and he doesn't score very well. I don't look for him to get much bigger than he is now. He had almost no noticeable growth from last year to this year. You also have to realize that this is a deep woods buck. There is no agricultural land located here. In fact there are very few fields. Just backyards. Here's the area I found the sheds in:
I found the sheds in the right side of the picture at the end of the clear cut. Not easy to find sheds in this type of terrain.
Here is my daughter holding the sheds:
I find it amazing that some of you have nothing better to do than to argue about a set of sheds you have never laid eyes upon. What reason would I have to lie about the measurements? I can promise you I measured it to the best of my ability and didn't fudge the numbers. Why would I even want to. I would be just as proud of finding a set of 100 inch sheds as I would a set of 150 inch sheds. If you don't believe me, then that is your problem. Some of you need to get a life. Makes we not want to post anything on this site.
ORIGINAL: stealthycat II
I see no more than 7-8" tines ... and weaker mass in no more than 4" at the bases.
BTW not a mature deer either, that aint a 5 1/2 deer unless food supply SUCKS in that area (resulting in small rack)
Very nice G2's and brows...good mass...good beams.
BTW not a mature deer either, that aint a 5 1/2 deer unless food supply SUCKS in that area (resulting in small rack)
I found the sheds in the right side of the picture at the end of the clear cut. Not easy to find sheds in this type of terrain.
Here is my daughter holding the sheds:
I find it amazing that some of you have nothing better to do than to argue about a set of sheds you have never laid eyes upon. What reason would I have to lie about the measurements? I can promise you I measured it to the best of my ability and didn't fudge the numbers. Why would I even want to. I would be just as proud of finding a set of 100 inch sheds as I would a set of 150 inch sheds. If you don't believe me, then that is your problem. Some of you need to get a life. Makes we not want to post anything on this site.
Your a good man..... I believe your measurements now, that is a good looking buck..
your right, some of these people need to get a life and stop thinking you right all the time, and you know it all.
This site is going down hill.
02-18-2009, 07:33 AM
#56
Nontypical Buck
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
After seeing those sheds and seeing their size in reference to your daughters hands, there is no doubt its a 130" buck.. My fault fordoubting you, but thanks for adding the pictures, it will definitely clear alot of the doubts..
02-18-2009, 07:33 AM
#57
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
Just for giggles.........using ear length base to tip, distance between the eyes, and nose width I resized a pic of the buck's head as well as the 106" to get them close to the same scale.(close but not perfect, I actually think I oversized the 106" just a bit based on ear length)
Anyone still doubt the score? .............rookies. LOL
Anyone still doubt the score?
.............rookies. LOL
02-18-2009, 07:41 AM
#58
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
ORIGINAL: Matt / PA
Anyone still doubt the score? .............rookies. LOL
Anyone still doubt the score?
.............rookies. LOL
02-18-2009, 07:53 AM
#59
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
If I were in OP's shoes I know I would just post a pic of a tape on each tine as I measured it. Takes away any doubt.
Who really cares to be honest. He's still alive and if you want you can have him scored officially once you kill him.
If you don't then it's still.......................................
Buck 1
Hunter 0
Congrats on a nice find in some tough shed hunting territory
Good luck on him next year!!
Dan
Who really cares to be honest. He's still alive and if you want you can have him scored officially once you kill him.
If you don't then it's still.......................................
Buck 1
Hunter 0
Congrats on a nice find in some tough shed hunting territory
Good luck on him next year!!Dan
02-18-2009, 11:47 AM
#60
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RE: What's his score? (Answer known - will post tomorrow)
I got to agree with a few others here, the trail cam picture doesn't do that buck justice. The sheds sure do though! Great looking buck and nice find on the sheds!!