412 pounds
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412 pounds
does any one have info on this deer http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1397898&mpage=2
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RE: 412 pounds
ORIGINAL: Oneshot7
i believe it is a fake enlarged pic because his hand i open holding up a 412 pound deers head by the brow tine it jus looks a lil fishy
i believe it is a fake enlarged pic because his hand i open holding up a 412 pound deers head by the brow tine it jus looks a lil fishy
Here's one we shot on one of our Illinois leases last year that was estimated at 300+ pounds dressed and although blurry, Ican assure you the pic is real. The lucky hunter goes about 170. We had one about 9 years ago that weighed 348 on a certified scale dressed out.
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RE: 412 pounds
ORIGINAL: johnnyBgood
In pennsylvania there was and is mounted of a 300+lb doe that was hit by a car about 15yrs ago.The Henkley whitetail deer is the largest at over 500+ lbs. I believe.
In pennsylvania there was and is mounted of a 300+lb doe that was hit by a car about 15yrs ago.The Henkley whitetail deer is the largest at over 500+ lbs. I believe.
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RE: 412 pounds
I remember reading about it 20yrs ago in aoutdoor lifemag about hinkley.I thought it stated not field dressed it topped 500+lbs.
Forrest Brown, the giant deer pulled the scales to a whopping 355 pounds. It was calculated that Hinckley's buck had an approximate live weight of 488 pounds. Several measurements were then taken which included: neck girth - 28 inches, body girth behind forelegs - 47 inches, greatest girth - 56 inches, and a total length from antler tip to rear hoof of 9 1/2 feet.
http://www.sportingjournal.com/main9.shtml
This was the story I read way back. But they had a picture of him with the deer hanging beside him.
My bad close to 500. But still that is one big deer with the antler tohoof
9 1/2 ft.
Forrest Brown, the giant deer pulled the scales to a whopping 355 pounds. It was calculated that Hinckley's buck had an approximate live weight of 488 pounds. Several measurements were then taken which included: neck girth - 28 inches, body girth behind forelegs - 47 inches, greatest girth - 56 inches, and a total length from antler tip to rear hoof of 9 1/2 feet.
http://www.sportingjournal.com/main9.shtml
This was the story I read way back. But they had a picture of him with the deer hanging beside him.
My bad close to 500. But still that is one big deer with the antler tohoof
9 1/2 ft.
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