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Rackseeker

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Got this trail cam pic off of a new piece of property this week. Biggest 5 pt I ever seen around here.
 

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Big rack for a 5 pointer. I'm betting he won't develop any more points if he survives. I've seen a huge 4 pointer like that.
 
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Lol... I know of a 5pt taken in Franklin CO. a couple years back that looks real similar to that deer.
 
Rackseeker, I was sick when I saw this pic and that you had him on your property because I've been scouting this buck all summer, and then I realized it's not the same buck lol! I swear they could pass for brothers, but the one I am on is a 6 and a lititle shorter at least as of mid-July. How old do you think that buck is?
 
IDK, I would guess 4.5 , I would be highly surprised if anyone had pics of this deer where he is right now. In a couple weeks when they range shift who knows where he will be. I would like for my nephew to take him.
 
Yeah that's about what I was thinking after I saw that second pic you posted of him. Really nice and unique buck for sure. Good luck keeping tabs on him and getting the nephew a crack at him.
 
I thought my 5 was big...we guessed this dude was 6.5 years old based on several previous seasons of sightings. The picture of him on hoof was from an old 35mm Moultrie.[/attachment]
 

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wobblegobble":2ieyqobu said:
Looks 3.5 to me

Weighed 235 and the meat was so tough we couldn't eat it....Messed up not getting someone to look at the jawbone.

Should have heard the stories of the 24" 4 point crossing the road going into the swamp. Big time ground shrinkage but still 17" and the biggest bodied deer ever plus in was a muzzleloader buck!
 

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