244 inch WI Buck

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MattR

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Holy Crap. I might poop myself if I saw him coming through the woods in an area that wasnt high fenced
 
Waukesha County is where I grew up and was living before moving down here.

The majority of hunting there is urban hunting now, not nearly as many farms as there used to be, but alot of golf courses. I would bet more deer die from cars or old age than hunters there now.
 
I don't blame him for keeping it all a secret. Heck if I killed one over 150 I'd probably keep a lot secret. Cool looking buck, looks like a tree
 
Redfred16 said:
Waukesha County is where I grew up and was living before moving down here.

The majority of hunting there is urban hunting now, not nearly as many farms as there used to be, but alot of golf courses. I would bet more deer die from cars or old age than hunters there now.
urban and suburban deer get old and real big that's for sure.
 
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Won't tell all about it, must be fake antlers like Rompela or whatever his name was. ;)

Joke...


That is a hoss of a deer for sure, congrats to the hunter !!
 
catman529 said:
Redfred16 said:
Waukesha County is where I grew up and was living before moving down here.

The majority of hunting there is urban hunting now, not nearly as many farms as there used to be, but alot of golf courses. I would bet more deer die from cars or old age than hunters there now.
urban and suburban deer get old and real big that's for sure.

Oh yeah definately. Biggest deer I ever saw alive was driving home with my wife and son one night. 3 does ran across the road so I slowed down to a crawl in case there were more and this monster of a buck strolled into the road. He was huge, he even stopped and looked at us, snorted, pawed at the roadway then turned and trotted after the does. He was so big I froze when I saw him, I even forgot to wake my son so he could see him.

I have no doubt that this deer living in Waukesha Co and while maybe not as big, there are plenty more monsters out there.
 

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