#1998012 - 07/18/10 12:22 AM
Honest choice?
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RKenney
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If you had a choice of killing a 6.5 year old 110" buck in Tennessee or killing a let's say, a 165" 3.5 year old buck, wich one would you pick. Be honest now!
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#1998013 - 07/18/10 12:24 AM
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redblood
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Easy. 165". A 110" is 110" regardless if he is 2 or 10
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#1998014 - 07/18/10 12:26 AM
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Tomahawk
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165 at 3.5, wow! That might be next world record if it gets to 6.5! Maybe your shot will miss...lol But of course a 165 is B&C and if you turn that down in TN you must have the best land going. More realistic would be a 120 3.5 compared to a 110 7.5. In that case I take the 7.5. Funny thing... I did that EXACTLY last year.
Edited by Tomahawk (07/18/10 12:37 AM)
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#1998017 - 07/18/10 12:29 AM
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gator-n-buck
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This almost like my 2 bucks in the field test.... I would kill the one with the bigger rack.... The term "MATURE BUCK" is over rated and missed use in some cases...JMO
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#1998023 - 07/18/10 01:08 AM
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RKenney
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Thomahawk, A 160"+ buck at 3.5 in Tennessee, might not be as far fetched as you might think. And no, it doesn't have to be on selected land.
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#1998025 - 07/18/10 01:13 AM
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Spoonbillmallard
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Ummm.....easy the 165" deer no doubt. Could care less how old a deer is.
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#1998026 - 07/18/10 01:26 AM
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Tomahawk
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Thomahawk, A 160"+ buck at 3.5 in Tennessee, might not be as far fetched as you might think. And no, it doesn't have to be on selected land. No doubt it can happen. I hunt land where that is a VERY REAL POSSIBILITY(in west TN, 7.5 killed in east TN). Lucky me. But most of my 3.5 are closer to 120-140. I was just trying to make the example lil more realistic for most... my bad. PS-check my post "Got fever yet this can help", you can see what caliber deer I have in area I hunt in west TN.
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#1998034 - 07/18/10 02:46 AM
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165
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#1998054 - 07/18/10 06:42 AM
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165 DOES NOT make Boone and Crockett. It starts at 170 NET.
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#1998056 - 07/18/10 06:47 AM
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