TennSportsman":2fl5rk3a said:
That's just where the leash was... :rotf:
Disclaimer:. I jest.
Anybody heard about a possible typical state record?
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That's just where the leash was... :rotf:
Disclaimer:. I jest.
That deer doesn't hold a light to the van buren buck.
Van Buren Tn. It's legit. Tndeer just doesn't get the traffic it use to get. Just because it's not all over this forum you can't recount it.DRSJ35":oajijf5r said:
Tennessee Lead
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Yep that's the Eldridge bucks. I get these pics but I won't post them because I just wouldn't do that without permission. I suspect other people are that way also and that's why we dont see a lot of these on here sooner.
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TennSportsman":1pkr9ky9 said:
Picture hasn't been tampered with at all.
I received this via text just a few hours after the deer was killed.
Hunter sent to my friend directly, friend sent to me with the usual "do not share" instructions.
recurve60#":9nb8lu6v said:
There is no doubt about that.
I have seen some absolute amazing deer killed in the state of TN over the last few years.
Several of them are killed by the same few hunters too, mainly probably because they don't share their pics. LOL
That rack is massive!
TheLBLman
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x 2RUGER":2qvrv7p8 said:
I recently saw a pic of a 13-point mainframe buck taken during our muzzleloader season segment in Houston County. This particular buck would outscore any of the above bucks depicted on this thread. He was a true 7 x 6 mainframe. For whatever reason(s), the person who checked it in doesn't seem to want any attention, much less having it officially scored. It was much more overall impressive than our current #1 Typical, and I believe would net out a higher score as well.
That said, I seriously doubt we in TN will ever outscore the top typical bucks of some states such as KY & IL, etc. But we will top our own current #1 Typical soon, as I believe we already have. But the main thing we're going to observe is that hunters are more willing to give a pass to yearling and 2 1/2-y-old bucks, which is producing more 3 1/2 and older bucks. Simply having more bucks in the 3 1/2 and older age classes means we have more bucks with larger antlers than in times past. Similar is happening in most other states as well.
NON-Typicals are another story. A freaky non-typical can score a lot, while not having the overall mass of a much lower scoring Typical. I am not too shocked that TN is currently holding the world's #1 non-typical, just put it in the context of a freak of nature. Who knows, it could be knocked to #2 by a freakier buck from Florida.
TennSportsman
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RUGER":2x1tzlf3 said:
Must be the angle then or could be my vision. It's well below average.
bullshooter
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They aren't any big bucks in Van Buren county. Nothing to see here, just keep moving. Lol. They said on tv that the buck field dressed 264 lbs and green grossed 205. After deductions, the host of the show said they expect it to net 190 typical? Impressive deer whatever the final score is!!
Gray Ghost
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TennSportsman":2xg1c862 said:
If this is a "below average" buck...Please...show us one of your "average" bucks you've killed, then we want to see one "above average"
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TennSportsman
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Not the buck gentlemen...my VISION is below average. The deer is a buck of a lifetime.
TennSportsman":1i0j4uh9 said:
That's what I thought you meant.
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TennSportsman":17nxyj3b said:
Oh - I "see" [emoji38]
Sorry I misunderstood
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