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Possibly a high fence buck. https://www.facebook.com/elchaparralranchTaken on a hunting ranch in Mexico. They offer both high fence and free range - but this deer is highly likely to be part of their high fence genetics."Sonora Mule DeerEl Chaparral Ranch stands as the Premier Trophy Mule Deer hunting destination in North America. Renowned for its record trophies and continual record-setting achievements, our goal is to produce Record-Breaking Mule Deer.Our Highly Managed Estate Mule Deer Hunting area, covering over 6,000 acres, offers a wonderful experience for any Mule Deer enthusiast. We consistently harvest exceptional trophies in every category, including multiple world records. Each hunt regardless of Bronze to Diamond categories is offered the 5-star El Chaparral Ranch experience.These hunts are in high demand, so we recommend making your reservation well in advance. Separate from our Estate Hunts, our Free Range area has over 60,000 acres of well-managed premium hunt area.Recent years have yielded several records, including the #1 typical Pope & Young, the #3 Boone & Crockett Typical Mule Deer, and many other trophy bucks each year eclipsing the 200” mark.We believe offering Premier Estate and Trophy Free range hunts, paired with our luxury El Chaparral Ranch experience make us the premier mule deer hunting destination. All Mule Deer Bucks need to be minimum 5 1/2+ yrs. old in order to harvest."
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Quote from: wafisherman on November 24, 2025, 09:51:46 AMPossibly a high fence buck. https://www.facebook.com/elchaparralranchTaken on a hunting ranch in Mexico. They offer both high fence and free range - but this deer is highly likely to be part of their high fence genetics."Sonora Mule DeerEl Chaparral Ranch stands as the Premier Trophy Mule Deer hunting destination in North America. Renowned for its record trophies and continual record-setting achievements, our goal is to produce Record-Breaking Mule Deer.Our Highly Managed Estate Mule Deer Hunting area, covering over 6,000 acres, offers a wonderful experience for any Mule Deer enthusiast. We consistently harvest exceptional trophies in every category, including multiple world records. Each hunt regardless of Bronze to Diamond categories is offered the 5-star El Chaparral Ranch experience.These hunts are in high demand, so we recommend making your reservation well in advance. Separate from our Estate Hunts, our Free Range area has over 60,000 acres of well-managed premium hunt area.Recent years have yielded several records, including the #1 typical Pope & Young, the #3 Boone & Crockett Typical Mule Deer, and many other trophy bucks each year eclipsing the 200” mark.We believe offering Premier Estate and Trophy Free range hunts, paired with our luxury El Chaparral Ranch experience make us the premier mule deer hunting destination. All Mule Deer Bucks need to be minimum 5 1/2+ yrs. old in order to harvest."...or free range.
Holy mulie! What a pig! Is that you, Elk_sniper?
Honestly if I knew it wasn't all natty free range wild, I wouldn't bother because I don't hunt at the zoo. I'd be more proud of a 2 pt
That is a monster buck. But, the way they took the picture makes it look bigger than it is. Buck is out in front of hunter and head pointed out even farther toward camera. That along with them rolling the antlers forward and even closer to the camera has a big factor also. Hard to tell just how big that buck is the way they photographed it. The actual head and face of the buck looks like a younger buck to me but I could be wrong on that the way the face and head were rolled downward so the horns could get closer to the camera and make them look bigger.
Here’s the story on his Utah bull https://www.huntinfool.com/articles/type/member-stories/the-rynni-bullSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Quote from: dvolmer on November 24, 2025, 04:51:59 PMThat is a monster buck. But, the way they took the picture makes it look bigger than it is. Buck is out in front of hunter and head pointed out even farther toward camera. That along with them rolling the antlers forward and even closer to the camera has a big factor also. Hard to tell just how big that buck is the way they photographed it. The actual head and face of the buck looks like a younger buck to me but I could be wrong on that the way the face and head were rolled downward so the horns could get closer to the camera and make them look bigger.Its a 250" buck. I don't think they need to make it look bigger. But, I agree, those are some deceptive angles and pics. As always. Not for me. I'll take a 190" diy, public land mountain mule deer any day of the week over livestock.
