Oklahoma Giant harvested
11-17-2009 | 06:35 PM
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Fork Horn
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Oklahoma Giant harvested
Harvested-- Nov 16th, 2009
Weight-- 125lbs. field dressed
points--14 scorable
County--Cherokee
Rack score--180 5/8 gross Pope and Young
Hunter--Art Brown of Tahlequah
Method-- Archery
Bow-- Mathews Monster
Arts been chasing this one for a few years. This is why you hunt in strong gusting winds when its very cold. Very rarely have we ever caught this deer in daylight hours.
Weight-- 125lbs. field dressed
points--14 scorable
County--Cherokee
Rack score--180 5/8 gross Pope and Young
Hunter--Art Brown of Tahlequah
Method-- Archery
Bow-- Mathews Monster
Arts been chasing this one for a few years. This is why you hunt in strong gusting winds when its very cold. Very rarely have we ever caught this deer in daylight hours.
..... I'm speachless....
11-18-2009 | 04:19 AM
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Typical Buck
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From: Tuttle, OK
Depends on what part of the state you hunt, the further East you go they have less agriculture and more trees and their body size is smaller. The further North and West you go the bigger the body size because of all the corn, milo, wheat, etc. In the NW part of the state it is not uncommon to get a deer to dress out over 200 lbs. I hunt in central Oklahoma and a mature buck typically dresses out between 160-180 lbs occasionally reaching the 200 lb mark.
Nice deer and congrats to him!!
11-18-2009 | 06:14 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Oklahoma
Great deer! I bet that thing looked like a 220" deer with that body size! I hunt in Central Oklahoma and Eastern Oklahoma and its crazy how much smaller body wise the ones on the eastern side of the state are. Most of the deer we shoot in eastern OK only dress about 125-150lbs and in the central part they are always over 170 dressed.