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Based on a lot of conversations, that is like finding sasquatch. Even in Iowa, a 200" whitetail is not easy to find. They are even harder to get access to hunt.
Glorious! Fantastic Buck!
What an awesome buck!!I started this thread because I always thought I had a a better chance at a 200” muley since I lived in great western habitats- have come close twice and have seen others killed by friends.
But as fate would have it I got hooked on whitetails (hard to understand unless you have lived a full season hunting them) and scored on an awesome buck-
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Official P&Y 198 5/8” net (206 6/8” gross NT)
shots fired...LOL.I went whitetail, how hard is it to kill a deer that can't even run or jump right?
Brute. Congrats. What state is your deer from?I started this thread because I always thought I had a a better chance at a 200” muley since I lived in great western habitats- have come close twice and have seen others killed by friends.
But as fate would have it I got hooked on whitetails (hard to understand unless you have lived a full season hunting them) and scored on an awesome buck-
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Official P&Y 198 5/8” net (206 6/8” gross NT)
I agree! Same thought process for meMuley. I see whitetails every day…not 200” whitetails but absence make the heart grow fonder and mule deer say “Rocky’s” to me and both of them are something I do not see often enough.
Honestly a very interesting take. I'd say it does seem to be a trend that they're growing some giant whitetail on private land especially out east. Wonder if there's any truth behind this.200" Mule deer are going to be a thing of the past or dang near it in 25 years. Whitetails are getting bigger in every state year by year.
Seems like a naturally occurring wild 200" mule deer is not an anomaly. A 200 " whitetail? I would assume is genetically assisted and hormone/feed etc groomed... I have seen giant mulies and will stick with them. More in tune with my preferred style of hunting and terrain. Also according to every book I trust, muleys are destined for extinction. They do not compete well with whiteys when whiteail move into their habitat. Thank God I will be dead by then ( unless I am born back into the wheel of life because I was not a good enough boy to achieve nirvana...)
Here is a 218" buck I killed in 2018