Masher Muley Killed

[jackelope]

Washington tags are white paper.


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[daddyelk]

This buck was killed legally in Washington. Not going to give exact location because I plan on hunting there next year 

[Timberstalker]

Oh, somebody killed him.
I was wondering when he'd get it.   

[92xj]

This buck was killed legally in Washington. Not going to give exact location because I plan on hunting there next year 

You and others that spent months behind the glass watching him.

[7mmfan]

He's dead. No more details. Great.

Anyone who remembers the last thread like this is either chuckling, or in a cold sweat. At least there's a picture of this one.

[Crunchy]

First thing I saw besides it being a giant deer, is the terrain looks more like blacktail country than mule deer.  But I am not much of a mule deer guy.

[Jellymon]

 

[kirkl]

You guys crack me up, one pic of the one illegal question gets posted but none of the other 70 posts from that thread.

[jackelope]

You guys crack me up, one pic of the one illegal question gets posted but none of the other 70 posts from that thread.

You talking about my post from Facebook? That was just a follow up to what I saw relative to the OP’s question. I haven’t felt the need to look at that thread in days. I screen shot it last week and showed a buddy. What else does the thread say now?


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[Pinetar]

something is not right with that photo.  It was not cold enough anywhere is Wa for a skull cap during modern deer, and I agree with the tree farm, but the leafs on the ground have been there a long time.  Most trees in E Washington are just now falling

 It was snowing hard and cold as hell last Sunday where I was.

No kidding! 3 to 4 inches of fresh snow and super cold. My 13yr old daughter had on two skull caps with a hood

[predatorG]

Look at those bases   

[bowhunterforever]

What a beast

[bigmacc]

You guys crack me up, one pic of the one illegal question gets posted but none of the other 70 posts from that thread.

Well I will chime in, kirkle, I posted in a couple other threads and topics of "a different breed of hunter" out there today. Get the biggest and the best at all costs, if it means corking another hunter, walking in front of a fellow hunter or treading on posted property, or doing something that may cross the line  to be top dog, then so be it. Crack you up? I,m sorry,it happens every season, every unit, every drainage, and every so called "secret spot" and it gives us as hunters a "bad name" because of all the social media out there. I don't know if this was a legal kill or not, I will not judge. What I will put forth is that I,m sure you, myself and a lot of others on here do it right, we treat our kills with respect, we treat our sport with respect and we treat our fellow hunters with respect but unfortunately there are more and more of the "different breed" out there. I really hope this buck, hunter and story are on the up and up, if so its truly a trophy and an "honor" for the hunter to bring down such a buck. I would be the first to shake a hand.....

[huntnphool]

This buck was killed legally in Washington. Not going to give exact location because I plan on hunting there next year 

 Glad to hear it, congrats to the young lady!

[outdooraddict]

I guess I haven't been there.  nice buck