Unique bucks
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TNGunsmoke
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All 3 pics are the same deer. Taxidermist pulled 70 pellets of #7 bird shot out of the ear and antler base on that palmated messed up side. He also had a healed over spot on his back where someone skipped a bullet right over him the year before I killed him. Gross score is 140 1/8th. This was the first deer I ever had mounted, and was 17 years ago. He made me late getting to my wife's (she was my girlfriend at the time) god son's birthday party in Mississippi. Thankfully, after she and everyone else saw the pictures, I was quickly forgiven. Can't see them in the pictures, but he has 2 hooking tines off the back side of the tine closest to the ear on the messed up side.
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WORM82
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30-06 type of guy
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13 point. Left side was normal but the right side grew upward. He also had a drop tine over the right eye.
Savage
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Landowner neighbor killed this one a couple years ago.
I've haven't killed anything too crazy but a few unique ones.
This is a main frame 10 with a kicker. He has bladed tips that are crab claws and basically touches in front with all points curbed inward.
This one is a 7 pt. Has a perfect left side. Has three points on right side with brow tune on back side of beam sticking straight out. He had a pedicle injury where his whole beam was slid lower on the skull cap. I thought I had a pic of the euro but can't find it.
I killed a 12 pt with 8 on one side. He had a typical 5 point side but had 4 points where his brow time should be. One came straight forward and split while the other went straight back and split. I also killed another 9 pt that was bladed with a sticker point and a hole in the horn. He had a leg injury. I don't have a good pic of either of those.
This is a main frame 10 with a kicker. He has bladed tips that are crab claws and basically touches in front with all points curbed inward.
This one is a 7 pt. Has a perfect left side. Has three points on right side with brow tune on back side of beam sticking straight out. He had a pedicle injury where his whole beam was slid lower on the skull cap. I thought I had a pic of the euro but can't find it.
I killed a 12 pt with 8 on one side. He had a typical 5 point side but had 4 points where his brow time should be. One came straight forward and split while the other went straight back and split. I also killed another 9 pt that was bladed with a sticker point and a hole in the horn. He had a leg injury. I don't have a good pic of either of those.
The first deer is my strangest one. I have attached a few others that aren't that odd but very distinguishable. Split G-2's on both sides with crazy long G-3's and my first decent buck with a start of a 3-rd main beam from its own pedicle, a kicker on the right G-2 and a 7 1/2 kicker on the left main beam.
ImThere
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About 20 years ago I chased a buck all season, on his left side looked like a Texas longhorn on his right he was a perfect 6 point. Amazing rack. Never did get a shot on him. Best shot I had was 50 yards with a bow. He was always on the move.
Wife killed this one with muzzleloader. He was my target buck that year.
11 point
7 point
7 point
Buck I killed in Indiana 30 years ago. Had a curved kicker on the left base and would have had one on the right base but it was broken off. Now it greets the visitors to my house...
MFDfire15
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I call him the Goat because his antlers are forward like a goat's. Had him on camera last year so I'm guessing he's 3 1/2
WTNBowHunter
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Giant!
BSK
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Amazing buck!
I'll try and claim the title of the SMALLEST unique buck on this thread. And possibly the oldest.
Took this buck chasing a doe on Jan. 1 on some Bama public land. Didn't have much time to react, I knew he didn't have much on his head but a quick glimpse of his bases told me he wasn't a young deer.
Real heavy base on his short side which looks more like a roe deer antler or pronghorn horn. I estimate he was a minimum 6.5+ years old. All kinds of scars from fighting over the years. Just an old big woods hill buck! He wouldn't have even been legal on the Mississippi WMA i hunt the most (12" inside spread minimum)
Took this buck chasing a doe on Jan. 1 on some Bama public land. Didn't have much time to react, I knew he didn't have much on his head but a quick glimpse of his bases told me he wasn't a young deer.
Real heavy base on his short side which looks more like a roe deer antler or pronghorn horn. I estimate he was a minimum 6.5+ years old. All kinds of scars from fighting over the years. Just an old big woods hill buck! He wouldn't have even been legal on the Mississippi WMA i hunt the most (12" inside spread minimum)
cleatus2506
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One of the coolest bucks I've ever taken. Had tons of character with a bladed beam tip, forked g2, curved tines and the highlight was the 8+ flyer. Rough scored him at a little over 141" gross.
bowhunterfanatic
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Trophy in my book! That joker was OLD.I'll try and claim the title of the SMALLEST unique buck on this thread. And possibly the oldest.
Took this buck chasing a doe on Jan. 1 on some Bama public land. Didn't have much time to react, I knew he didn't have much on his head but a quick glimpse of his bases told me he wasn't a young deer.
Real heavy base on his short side which looks more like a roe deer antler or pronghorn horn. I estimate he was a minimum 6.5+ years old. All kinds of scars from fighting over the years. Just an old big woods hill buck! He wouldn't have even been legal on the Mississippi WMA i hunt the most (12" inside spread minimum)
