20 point double droptine buck spotted
07-25-2007, 10:33 PM
#82
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: AZ City, AZ
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RE: 20 point double droptine buck spotted
[/align]I don't think it's nice to go around calling people liars. I for one have some pretty amazing stories about things that have happened to me outdoors, but am pretty reserved about sharing them BECAUSE they're pretty unbelievable and I don't like being called a liar. But it's also not cool to consistently throw out BS that can't be substantiated with photos or witnesses, especially when it's pretty blatant BS. To those of you waiting for pics of the panthers and the drop tine buck, don't hold your breath.
07-26-2007, 03:51 PM
#84
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Southern Indiana
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RE: 20 point double droptine buck spotted
Still in velvet with about another month to grow. The stupid thing has ran out on the road in front of more than one person, itll probably get hit. It is getting more popular around town, so this will probably be the year it disappears.. theres a TON of poachers here. Hopefully I, or someone else can get at least a picture of it before anything happens.
It lives in a small patch of woods, and theres a corn field right across the road from it, so I assume thats why people almost hit it sometimes..... FOR EVERYONE WHO SAYS IT WOULDNT SHOW ITSELF THAT MUCH... it does.
It lives in a small patch of woods, and theres a corn field right across the road from it, so I assume thats why people almost hit it sometimes..... FOR EVERYONE WHO SAYS IT WOULDNT SHOW ITSELF THAT MUCH... it does.
07-26-2007, 03:59 PM
#85
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Wherever I park my tank!
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RE: 20 point double droptine buck spotted
ORIGINAL: bristowboy_20
It lives in a small patch of woods, and theres a corn field right across the road from it, so I assume thats why people almost hit it sometimes..... FOR EVERYONE WHO SAYS IT WOULDNT SHOW ITSELF THAT MUCH... it does.
It lives in a small patch of woods, and theres a corn field right across the road from it, so I assume thats why people almost hit it sometimes..... FOR EVERYONE WHO SAYS IT WOULDNT SHOW ITSELF THAT MUCH... it does.
07-26-2007, 04:03 PM
#86
Typical Buck
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Location: Southern Indiana
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RE: 20 point double droptine buck spotted
ORIGINAL: the bees knees
If you know where it lives, AND people SEE it ALL THE TIME....WHY cant you get any pictures of it???
ORIGINAL: bristowboy_20
It lives in a small patch of woods, and theres a corn field right across the road from it, so I assume thats why people almost hit it sometimes..... FOR EVERYONE WHO SAYS IT WOULDNT SHOW ITSELF THAT MUCH... it does.
It lives in a small patch of woods, and theres a corn field right across the road from it, so I assume thats why people almost hit it sometimes..... FOR EVERYONE WHO SAYS IT WOULDNT SHOW ITSELF THAT MUCH... it does.
07-27-2007, 08:30 AM
#88
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Thorsby,Alberta
Posts: 38
RE: 20 point double droptine buck spotted
Up here in Alberta if I say I saw a 20 point buck some well ask you mean on one main beam? That is because we can hunt mainly 3 point or larger elk or 6 point and larger elk. Wow a 3 point elk or even a 6 point elk you might be thinking is not that big, well no not if it was a6 point total rack, but when it is 6 pointer on 1 main beam then it is a large rack. So when the law up here says that you can hunt a 6 point or lager elk, it has to have 6 points on 1 main beam. So we would consider him a 6 x6 elk...or as you all would say a 12 pointer. Any how I am glade you got to see such a monster buck....hopefully you'll get a picture of it so we can all see this magnifient beauty.
