This isn't Seek One.
Polk County Stud - Public
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bowhunterfanatic
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The guy that posted it is one of my customers. He showed me the pictures back in December.
mayberryrick
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I don't see anything
backyardtndeer
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Fakebook post had been removed....
backyardtndeer
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Heck of a deer. Congratulations to him.
30-06 type of guy
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An absolutely beautiful deer.
mayberryrick
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Wow
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Super buck....I think I would have to put pen to paper and write a story for NA Whitetail magazine and brag a bit.
That's a big deer!
And buddy, those mountain bucks are special, at least to me. Some of the most challenging deer hunting that Tennessee has to offer. Guys that consistently score on any deer high up in those mountains on public land have my utmost respect.
TheLBLman
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Awesome & special trophy buck!
I'd love to know that buck's age.
I'd love to know that buck's age.
The jawbone is getting measured. They think 7-8
FLTENNHUNTER1
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Wow. Wasn't there another thread about another one in Polk County killed this season?
TheLBLman
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Just based on it's antler characteristics, and the area it lived, I would have "guessed" 6 1/2 or older.
Wouldn't be surprised at all if it comes back 7 1/2.
Amazing how unique a rack can become if the buck lives to 5 1/2 or older.
I would speculate this particular buck was likely just a mainframe, rather average looking "clean" 8-pointer when he was 3 1/2. Likely began developing some stickers and palmation at 5 1/2.
What were the main beams' lengths?
Stumpsitter
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I have a buddy who lives in reliance . He shows me pictures of absolute hammers every year. He's killed a few. But, there all hard earned in that area.
Saw that on Facebook earlier today. Definitely a stud of a buck!
