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Heard about a 14 point killed Wednesday in Henry county in Paris supossivly has a 26 inch spread 14 point scoring 197? Anyone heard or seen pictures?!
 
"supossivly ", I am not sure that is a word in the English language, but since im redneck, I fingered it out.

I have a pic of a giant killed about a week ago up that way, but havnt heard about one this week.
 
Thirty-06":1awtz8i0 said:
I didn't know there was a grammar police on this forum! i was just lookin for a picture because I havnt seen it
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There is a small chance he was joking :lol:
 
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TheRealSpurhunter":35lnymu3 said:
"supossivly ", I am not sure that is a word in the English language, but since im redneck, I fingered it out.

I have a pic of a giant killed about a week ago up that way, but havnt heard about one this week.
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post some pictures
 
Bigmonts":2na56srq said:
Writing don't show emotion. Easy to be misunderstood. Just saying.
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Exactly. I like to be a sarcastic smart-butt from time to time just to joke around with people but that's hard on the internet when you can't see emotions. Smileys help sometimes, but if I want to call someone an idiot in seriousness, I'll just add a smiley so they think I'm joking when I'm not :D

You're all a bunch of idiots :) :D


I get the feeling the buck is a rumor and nothing more at this point. Seems like a 190 would have been shared a good deal by now


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Nope it is not a rumor. Just killed by a good guy that doesn't want all the publicity. 197 5/8 to be exact. Nice deer.
 
Kill reports show no bucks checked with greater than 11 points on Wednesday, Christmas Eve in the county.
 
If you have a pic on a smartphone, it is a breeze to post pics now. You just click on choose file and add file below where you post.

Hulmes sporting goods confirmed that a very large buck was killed, but that is all the information they had.

Online check-in makes it fairly easy to hide your big buck kills. Except, I would assume that if a person knows the county, the approximate date, and the antler points that it can be tracked down as a public record somehow.
 
One of my in laws said the buck was killed on the north east side near Benton county. He said the buck was huge judging from the picture. Killed about a mile and a half from our farm. Nice to know a buck like that was around.

This is all second and third hand info. I haven't seen a thing.
 
I was wondering, because we hunt the northeast side of the county but we hunt northwest of Highway 79. We were told back early in the fall, that a game warden had a buck run across the road in front of him off of the farm we hunt, and he said he's never seen a deer that big anywhere in the state of Tennessee, just had me to wondering if this could've been him.
 
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ok... We have a pic of a good buck...but no names and not much to go on!

The buck is on a trailer with an atv in a garage and a young girl has seen it.
 
BULL MOOSE":2jcb7y91 said:
ok... We have a pic of a good buck...but no names and not much to go on!

The buck is on a trailer with an atv in a garage and a young girl has seen it.
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People are here to learn and read not look at pics of people in deer :D


Congrats to the hunter!


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