Does anyone know anything about this buck?
 

My buddy sent me a email with this picture of this buck attached with no information. It isan amazing buck. Does anyone know where it came from and who killed it.

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I notice your knew, welcome to the board. This deer has been circulated several and I mean several times. I don't know the names of the other posts but I have seen this picture many times.

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thanks I will research it tonight when I get some time

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i know tht it's a buck;):D:D

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It didn't score anywhere near 200, thats for sure.

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Looks like texas or mexico by the terrain

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I heard it was killed at the King Ranch.

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nice dog

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who's sue?;):D

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Sue is the dog! You’ve all heard of the boy named sue, well that’s the dog named Sue and he’s meaner than hell too. ;)

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YES...I have posted this before....here is the real story.....

Cyber photos: A tangled Web indeed
06:51 PM CST on Saturday, November 26, 2005

Justin Feild learned a valuable lesson about the Internet this month. Feild guides whitetail hunters for the world-famousKingRanch. TheKingRanch is an 825,000-acre Texas wildlife paradise, the sort of place that routinely produces huge bucks and occasionally yields a monster.

In 1998, KingRanch cowboy Adan Alvarez shot a 26-pointer that scored 229 4/8 Boone and Crockett non-typical points. It's the sixth-biggest non-typical Texas buck ever reported to B&C. In 1973, New Yorker Alexander Guest shot a KIngRanch 12-pointer that scored 1944/8 typical B&C points, still the third-best typical in Texas history.

As a joke, Feild had a photo taken of himself with a client's nice buck. The wide-antlered deer had a small droptine and scored about 159 B&C. Like a fisherman holding his catch out toward the camera, Feild squatted well behind the deer to make it look bigger.

He then sent the digital photo to a handful of friends, along with an outrageous list of measurements that totaled 243 gross typical points.

"It was a joke," said a chagrined Feild, "but it got totally out of hand. Within two days, that e-mailed photo had traveled from California to Florida and everywhere in between. The day after I sent the original e-mail, I sent out an e-mail explaining it was just a joke, but it was too late."

Feild has seen various versions of his original e-mail. Some call the deer a new world record. Others make fun of a professional deer guide who missed a score by about 80 inches.

"I've gotten some interesting phone calls," Feild said. "I've learned a lesson about playing jokes on the Internet. It can get away from you real quick."

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/s ...

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thanks for the info

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Anytime...