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33-34”?How wide do you guys think that last non typical is? Outside spread.
Freaking stud. Super tall. Thats an opening morning buck. Lol
That buck was deceptively large. I was thinking "his" right eye guard was about 4", and then one day he was tearing up one of my trees so I ran out there to chase him away. I got to about 5 feet from him and he didn't budge. I stood there in awe of his size. That eye guard was closer to 7-8". I told my wife that if he was ever crossing the road in front of me, I wasn't going to stop. I had several sheds in the yard from the deer over the years, but never found his unfortunately.SWEET buck. He’s gettin close to 30!!
I would say he's pushing 35". My guess is in the 33"-35" range.33-34”?
I was thinking 22-23". When I first saw him walking broadside, I thought he was bigger and wider. Then he stopped and looked straight at me.Would be surprised if he was much past 23”.
And a decent older wide buck.
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I don’t think score matters on a buck like that!Here is one that was a challenge to judge….
He is not very wideor what do you boys think he would score??
As per my last post he does have eyeguards..
That buck is insane. Id like to hear robbys take on his age. Looks like he has that roman nose goin on.Here is one that was a challenge to judge….
He is not very wideor what do you boys think he would score??
As per my last post he does have eyeguards..
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He scores a trip to the freezer, what a unique buck! Did you ever see him hard horned?Here is one that was a challenge to judge….
He is not very wideor what do you boys think he would score??
As per my last post he does have eyeguards..
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I’d just shoot him and then measure out of curiosity. I’m easy to please.Take this buck for example, he’s a buck i watched all last winter, come time for shed season he’d disappeared and couldn’t turn them up or someone else found them. Anyways, assume he has 22-23” ears (dozens and dozens of bucks i’ve been around in this country is what’s about average) what do you put him at for width? I haven’t seen personally any 30” bucks on the hoof but I still have a hard time thinking he is, although i bet he’s really close.
one to the right im thinking 25ish, one to the left thinking 28.
He scores a trip to the freezer, what a unique buck! Did you ever see him hard horned?
That’s fantastic, moose is a fitting name for sure! Thanks for sharingNope I only saw him in his summer home not sure where he wintered and I believe his sheds were picked up "early" on public so not much of a story there either. The next year after the pic was taken he scored right around 220"... 20+ score able points + the mass got him there. Not sure if they aged him of not but I believe he was 6 in the pic and 7 the year he was killed.. My 10 year old daughter I took backpacking in there called him a moose when she saw him and the name stuck.
As for the bucks celk posted my take is bigger buck in the double pic is 26- 27"ish = maybe hits 180" pry in the mid 170's tho, shorter tines hurt him his extra makes up a bit of it. Smaller one in the pic is a 160+ class buck..
Bottom one is a pry a low to possibly mid 180" class buck real good backs but still not over 17", real weak fronts, good mass.. Basically a crab on one side might keep him in the 170's, and together w small brows keeps him in that class. Width is hard to tell w only one flattering pic but again I would say 27" give or take a inch..
Good luck on your hunt.