200" Typical Kentucky Buck
11-26-2002, 04:33 PM
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RE: 200" Typical Kentucky Buck
boy they must got good genetics. man what a deer. i would need to clean my shorts after shootin a buck like that
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11-26-2002, 10:04 PM
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11-27-2002, 04:22 PM
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RE: 200" Typical Kentucky Buck
wow , is it just me or does that arm holdin the deer look alot longer then the other?
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11-28-2002, 10:52 AM
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RE: 200" Typical Kentucky Buck
Beaverjack wrote-"That's public land, but its definitely a limited quota hunt. And it is a Ohio river county. The deer swim the river an' mix with the bigger species from north of KY. The smaller southern whitetails dominate in the southern part of the state"
That's all pretty much bull crap. This deer was killed along way from the Ohio River and I guarantee never swam any river unless it was the Rolling Fork or the Salt. For the smaller species in the south, those deer average about 200 plus lbs. on a mature buck. In fact, there have been several that are dressing out at 250 or so. That ain't too small anywhere.
That's all pretty much bull crap. This deer was killed along way from the Ohio River and I guarantee never swam any river unless it was the Rolling Fork or the Salt. For the smaller species in the south, those deer average about 200 plus lbs. on a mature buck. In fact, there have been several that are dressing out at 250 or so. That ain't too small anywhere.