[align=center]Cody Thomas #10 All-Time Typical[/align]

[align=center][/align]

[align=center]1/23/2006 - Cody Thomas of Savannah, Ga. took the #10 All-Time highest scoring typical buck ever killed in Florida with this 13-point killed on private property in Leon County on Nov. 20, 2005. The 235-pound buck sported a 19-1/2-inch inside spread and netted 154-6/8 inches (165-4/8 gross) in the Florida Buck Registry[/align]

He must have wandered over the border with Georgia.

[align=center]





[align=center]
1st Place
[/align]

[align=center]Felton Sheffield, Gainesville, Fla. 12-point, net score of 159-0/8, taken in Alachua County[/align]



[align=center]
2nd Place
[/align]

[align=center]David Rogers, Miccosukee, Fla. 13-point, net score of 150-2/8, taken in Leon County[/align]



[align=center]
3rd Place
[/align]

[align=center]Michael Cruce, Hampton, Fla. 10-point, net score of 145-4/8, taken in Alachua County[/align][/align]

Wow!! I did not realize deer could walk all the way from Ohio to Fla. LOL just kidding reb, Nice buck!

[align=center]





[align=center]
1st Place
[/align]

[align=center]James "Jimmy" Cason of Williston claimed the #1 typical buck killed in Florida during the 2004-05 hunting season with this beautiful 12-point taken with a .30/06 on Nov. 26, 2004 while hunting on private, family-owned property in Marion County. The trophy buck had a 20-6/8-inch inside spread, gross scored 163-1/8 inches and netted 151-5/8 after deductions.[/align]



[align=center]
2nd Place
[/align]

[align=center]Jay Leonard of Crawfordville placed second in the Buck-Of-The-Year contest with an amazing 10-point killed in Suwannee Ridge Wildlife and Environmental Area in Hamilton County on Oct. 30, 2004. Leonard killed three great 10-points in one week, including the state's second-highest scoring typical, which grossed 147-7/8 inches and netted 145-1/8, making it the highest-scoring buck ever killed on a mobility impaired hunt in Florida. Leonard's buck had only two inches in deductions and sported a 18-1/8 inch inside spread.[/align]



[align=center]
3rd Place
[/align]

[align=center]Scott Chaires of Tallahassee tied for third with a great 13-point killed in Jefferson County on Dec. 26, 2004. The trophy rack gross scored 152-5/8 inches and netted a 144-6/8 after deductions for minor differences and three abnormal points. The massive rack featured 23-inch main beams, towering 11-inch second points and an inside spread of 15-5/8 inches.[/align]



[align=center]
3rd Place
[/align]

[align=center]Jack Hittinger of Tallahassee took an impressive wide-racked 10-point on Dec. 11, 2004 in Leon County that earned him a tie for the #3 typical killed in 2004-05. The huge rack featured a whopping outside spread of 22-5/8 inches and an inside spread of 20-6/8 inches with a 14-5/8 inch tip-to-tip spread. The monster buck grossed 147-4/8 inches and netted 144-6/8 after deductions.[/align][/align]

They walk form Canada to A-Hi-O.

Nice Buck!! That's the beauty of Whitetail deer they can adapt to just about any envirnment!

Hey Reb, Djaeat yet?

eh thems are tiny deer....

hey reb we got some deer thats almost that small, somebody better call ted nugent though cause they put the camera mans name on his[:-][:-][:-][:-][:-]

reb what are you doing telling people we have deer in florida???? everyone knows you can't kill big deer in florida...