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dczys 08-19-2009 09:05 AM

BEST P&Y AND B&C state = WISCONSIN
 
read an article showing the most P&Y and B&C bucks taken and wisconsin runs away with the most by a bit. this includes not only the US but all of north america. and as far as bet county in north america buffalo county takes the number 1 spot. wish i could find link to the article but cant, im sure its out there... but this put the best state debate to an end.. :)

basserman 08-19-2009 09:23 AM

True article....... I have hunted Buffalo County. Theres one major problem with Buffalo County is that nearly ALL of the good hunting area is locked down totally as private - no tresspass. There is a good bit of Chippewa River bottoms that are public hunting and there are some huge deer there. Unfortunately, not nearly as many as all that private land.

appleater25 08-19-2009 11:56 AM

Well I better bring home the good this year then!

salukipv1 08-19-2009 02:52 PM

personally I don't know why they even look at P&Y entries...I'm not traveling anywhere to shoot a P&Y class deer, bow, rifle, whatever, I want a Booner!

Also would be nice to have all the bucks ever listed, so many hunters could care less about registering a booner etc...

Also one thing to consider I believe WI might be #1 all time, but last 10yrs probably not...and I'd rather go to a hot spot in the last 10yrs vs. all time.

Also comparing counties vs. states, 1 county in a state might be awesome, where the rest of the state isn't so hot, and therefore a state/hot spot can be overlooked, which could be a good thing...

Also # of trophies per county vs. county size can make a difference, some counties out west are huge!

teedub31 08-19-2009 03:00 PM

I'd be curious to see the number of entries per 10,000 hunters or the number of entries as it relates to a particular states herd size.

hunt91 08-19-2009 03:02 PM

You dont know what your talking about flatlander.:hit:
Wisconsin is and will always be the best. IMHO though.

zubba 08-20-2009 05:47 AM

I moved from Wisconsin to Iowa for hunting purposes. Wisconsin has nice bucks, but I've seen way more in Iowa...and Illinois for that matter. P&Y and B&C are pretty old clubs...so their all time records could be scewed compared to current records. Just ask youself this, why is there a 3 year wait & $400 price tag to hunt Iowa, but in Wisconsin you can buy an over the counter tag for a $160. Don't get me wrong, I love Wisconsin. Spent 25 years there, die hard badger and packer fan, have family there, vacation there....but I think the stactics are a bit screwed to current day records.

Kybuckhunter 08-20-2009 05:53 AM

You also need to look at B&C per square mile..... Ill. and Ky are one and two in that case.

BarnesX.308 08-20-2009 08:38 AM

Did Canadians register bucks in the early days in the frequency that they did in the states? Could be some old booners in Canada that nobody ever heard about. Plus, what's the density of hunters in the Canadian provinces as compared to the states. There might be more booners in Canada but not enough hunters to get them all.

Then again, maybe that's why there are so many booners. :wink:

Buffalo County 08-20-2009 01:44 PM

Link
 
Hi.

I don't post much but I do read this page everyday. Here is the link to the article:

http://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/...0204/907300485


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