HUNTR podcast- Big Ohio buck with A TN connection

[Antler Daddy]

I am only 13 minutes in but it is interesting. I have wanted to take my kids juvenile hunting at the public land there for several years....one year left.

Some boys from Fentress County, TN killed a big buck in Adams County known for its big deer.

 

[FLTENNHUNTER1]

Holy smokes...

 

[Antler Daddy]

The left G2 will never be scored as a typical point. But, that buck is unbelievable.

The mass throughout and the story is just about unbelievable. At this point, nobody knew that deer was alive before he shot it.

 

[CrossVolle]

I am only 13 minutes in but it is interesting. I have wanted to take my kids juvenile hunting at the public land there for several years....one year left.

Some boys from Fentress County, TN killed a big buck in Adams County known for its big deer.

Know any more about this Adams County deer?

 

[Snake]

It's a shame they way they will deduct that extra tine .

 

[Ski]

There might not be another state that gets its public land hammered harder by OOS hunters than Ohio, and this is why. World class bucks on public ground are a very real possibility. That scenario could have played out in any county. Congrats to the hunter!

 

[morgancountry]

The left G2 will never be scored as a typical point. But, that buck is unbelievable.

The mass throughout and the story is just about unbelievable. At this point, nobody knew that deer was alive before he shot it.

Yep. Same thing that happened to the King buck because of its G2

 

[Labboy]

I really missed my bedtime staying up to watch this whole podcast. I am super stoked for that young man what a deer.

 

[lafn96]

Just finished listening to it. Pretty interesting, I rarely would even consider listening to a 3 hour podcast. Props to the hunter for telling the story exactly how it went down, and being very open about the things he did wrong.

His MIL must be a real piece of work, to tell the OHIO DNR officer that she doesn't even know him when he went to see the kill site. Good thing the officer must've realized that, as that had the potential to cause all kinds of issues.

 

[CliffordN]

I interviewed the hunter the day after he killed it. North American Whitetail will be running a big story on this one... It is truly a world class buck, and a shame that the common base is a factor in scoring the rack. But, the system is what it is...

 

[knightrider]

Congratulations to the killer, but who in the wide world of can listen to or watch people blabber on for so damn long? If i wanted to listen to people talk just to hear themselves talk i would hang out more with my wife

 

[Antler Daddy]

Congratulations to the killer, but who in the wide world of can listen to or watch people blabber on for so damn long? If i wanted to listen to people talk just to hear themselves talk i would hang out more with my wife

I watch several podcasts all the time! i used to watch a ton of movies but they don't interest me anymore,

 

[Snake]

It's a shame they way they will deduct that extra tine

 

[double browtine]

That is one amazing buck! I'm sure glad an everyday hunter killed the massive beast! Congrats to the young man! He was truly blessed!

 

[Antler Daddy]

It's a shame they way they will deduct that extra tine

It is what it is. There have been plenty of bucks that don't score well as a typical.

There probably should be mass
Measurements for tines factored in as well. It is one heck of a buck!

I didn't know what to think about the hunter at the beginning of the podcast. He seems to have a less than stellar background and Fentress county set off alarms…

But, he definitely is eaten up with whitetail hunting and knows his stuff. Just an amazing story and I wish him well.

I may have to get a glass of wine and watch it again. I got nothing better to do. That rack laying on their table is really massive and makes other large antlers look small. I cringed every time they beat it around on table while measuring it.

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Supposedly the deer is now confiscated.

 

[Jcalder]

Supposedly the deer is now confiscated.

Poached is the current consensus. Shame if it is

 

[BigAl]

Poached is the current consensus. Shame if it is

I heard/read the same thing. Seems like any big buck like that gets a lot of scrutiny, so time will tell.

 

[lafn96]

Any links to the confiscation/potential poaching news?

 

[Buzzard Breath]

I've not seen anything official, but here's a link to the Ohio version of tndeer.

Clinton county giant?

Anyone seen anything about this buck. I'm being told it was killed in Clinton county

theohiooutdoors.com

Like here, a lot of folks claim to be "in the know".