defenitly 2 different studs! hope he can close the deal with them this year, good luck

WOW....those are 2 nice buck's. If I had to choose I don't know which one.

Looking at both bucks' right brow tine, there is no way to call them the same buck.

Wow. Those are awesome bucks!!! I can't imagine seeing anything that big. Probably the largest I've ever saw from a stand was 165 or so.

I wouldn't say incalculable. This was in Alberta and in a known hotspot. In 2005 there was a 7 x 7 whitetail taken out of this zone that went 200 1/8 net, and in 2003 there was a 6 x 6 that went 199 7/8 net. It's not unusual to see bucks that would make book in that zone, getting a crack at them is another matter altogether. There is a very good chance neither of these bucks will be harvested, the zone is a huge forest zone, there is no agriculture in the area.

Amazing bucks!
Anyone who thinks they're the same deer, has got to be blind.

Wouldnt it be wonderful to have those kind of super quality bucks living where you live!!!You are blessed !!

Good God... that is amazing!

Funny to say too that deer in my avatar image was actually taken out of that zone, went close to book but lack of a G4 on one side killed it. I ratlled him and another smaller buck in around 11 AM mid November in a heavy snowfall, was a great hunt. Just for giggles here's a few bucks taken out of that zone in the past few years. I don't even want to talk about a few I have seen that I didn't get a chance at....

To me they look like siblings.If so its 1 heck of a Gene pool.Lucky man in deed