thatredneckrockerdude1

Don't get on here too much but figured I'd share my biggest buck with yall. Killed on new years day this year in front of dogs in North Carolina. 22" outside 21" inside

FlDeerman

Kind of a strange rack but hey a deers a deer.Looks like he was doing some fighting.Congrats!!

thatredneckrockerdude1

I've got one on the wall with more points and mass, and a couple with more tine length. But what shocked me so much about this guy was his spread. A buck with a 16" spread around these parts is a fine buck, let alone breaking the 20" barrier.

Lunkerdog

Ummm... I can't help but notice the gun barrels hanging out of the back of the pickup box... Have to wonder whats up with that?

Hope you don't mind my asking, but it's just not something your likely to see in my region

Topgun 3006

***What are you getting at Lunker? I imagine they just haven't been put into cases or into the cab in a rack if that's legal in his state.

Lunkerdog

Top, I was editing as you were posting... It just doesn't look like the way I've ever seen folks deal with guns in my region... That's why I asked.

VTBoneCollector

A different rack than any I've ever shot. Congrats

ShedHound53

in Pa loaded or unloaded thats a fine I got a warning for it a while back learned my lesson

Topgun 3006

***Same way here in MI. You aren't even supposed to lean an unloaded gun against a vehicle up here according to a friend who had a friend get ticketed for it. Out in Wyoming you can have a fully loaded gun with one in the chamber in the front seat with you, but before you shoot anything you have to get out and on the other side of the fence or ditch along either side of the road. I think that's a bad deal and just ripe for accidents!

alleyyooper

Different states have different rules. North Dakota you can shoot for the middle of road and maybe right from the truck I'll have to ask.

Any way nice rack it is a different one for sure and one to be proud of. I like the weird ones my self too.

Al