RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

I started out the wrong way. Got my best first. 11pt. 210lbs. field dressed in 1957. Been hunting 46 years since and I have not been able to best it. That first was in Illinois. Have since moved to Northern Mississippi in 1977. A buck that size in my area is a rarety. But I still keep hunting and hoping.
Russ

RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

Woodseye,

did that whitetail breed with a moose?

That thing is AMAZING!

RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

Nah,that is a buck from out in Iowa corn country,it just really has the mass and tine size I like along with drops and other " trash" and would be about what I visualise when I think ultimate antlers.On the other hand this bad boy from up here in Maine would really make one wonder if indeed a moose took up courtship with one of our northern whitetails,and what the resulting union would yield ;)!

RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

Nice racks woodseye[:o]:D

I like long thick and heavy tines - lots of em[8D]

Thick and gnarly bases

throw in a kicker or two:)

SWEEEEEEEEET:D[:-]

RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

I think a big bodied, 26-30 point non-typical would be a dream deer.
Mike,-

RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

Perfect 10. Nice symmetrical, wide, tall points, No kickers, not real big on overly heavy rack either. Little lighter than dark. That' s what I like.

RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

One of the greatist B&C bucks shot was taken in Maine. The man who shot it thought it was a moose!, but luckely he had tags for both. It scored 259 NT and had 31 points. [:o]

RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

Here it is being held by Doc Arnold(aka Charlie Deerhorn)The original owner of the Jordan Buck and most of the other truly great bucks of all time.The Hill Gould Buck.






woods

RE: What' s your favorite rack?
 

Big typical (10 or better) with lots of mass & my hands wrapped around em,,still lookin for him too..SomeDaze hopefully....