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AP) A white-tail buck deer stands in the field of Rodney and Dianne Miller's farm in Knox, Pa., Aug. 5, 2003. Jeffrey Spence, a deer breeder, was charged Friday, Aug. 13, 2004, with stealing the massive buck worth perhaps hundreds of thousands of dollars from breeder Rodney Miller nearly five years ago. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic, File)

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How do you suppose anyone thought they could hide something like him?

I am kind of surprised it took that long to find this buck.

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Yeah, isn't the bucks name Sampson? I remember the theft. It was really spread through the hunting and non hunting communities....when it first happened there was something like a 50 thousand dollar reward......

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What some people will stoop to. Poaching a domestic whitetail is lower then lower. I hope they throw the book at this JA.

Sounds like grand larceny to me. bye-bye Jeffrey;)

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I think he was deer-knapped. Wouldn't a couple nice mounted Largemouth Bass look right at home up there in those antlers?:D

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That picture is from my deer cam in my food plot a couple weeks ago. I let him walk last year because he was only 4 pointer. Boy is that boilogic some good stuff. I think I'll take him this year!

JK:D:D:D:D:D

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His real name is Golieth, Spencer the deer knapper had renamed him Sampsom in hope that his owner Rodney Miller would recognize him.

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That is one Ugly looking deer, i wouldnt even have buck fever shooting him! How do u steal a deer????:eek:

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If I remember the story correct they found him just a few miles from the area where he was stolen.

They cut a whole in the fence just to take him specifically. There were a good number of other deer that were found outside of the fence, but left behind.

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It's good to see justice was done. I grew up in Lucinda....about 15 minutes from Knox. We had some big deer in the area that weren't born and raised in a pen too!:D