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My muley this year dressed at 210lbs and my dads was 240lbs.
A big deers hind quarters have to weigh, what, 50# or more
Yep, and just the other night I seen some Aliens abduct a Sasquatch!Just because you haven't seen an Alien or a Sasquatch....doesn't mean they don't exist!! Tell me, why would you bounce an animal around to "Several Different Scales"?!?!?! How many is several?!?! Did you just drive around town looking for people with scales?!?! This comment makes no sense at all!!!
Quote from: LRshooter on November 16, 2009, 06:08:45 PMMy muley this year dressed at 210lbs and my dads was 240lbs. Whats your definition of dressed?
I guess with most of you not using scales, or used to weighing your deer, some weights would be hard to believe. I'll add a little something... Mule deer are generally bigger body size than a whitetail... Correct?So growing up in NH where you have to check in every deer you shoot at a registering station, which normally had a biologist with a scale at the location, (not a bathroom scale either) I can tell you there are several whitetails shot every year that are over 200 lbs field dressed. (That's all the insides removed, all the way up to the wind-pipe...NOTHING INSIDE) They actually have a thing where they will send you a patch when you harvest a deer over 200lbs, Maine does the same. There is usually one or two a year that tip the scales around 250. A lot of times where I grew up they use the weight along with the points to describe how big the deer was.
A spike blacktail that I got when I was about 17 years old felt like it weighed at least 300 pounds after I carried it for 2 miles draped over my shoulders. It seemed to get heavier the closer I got to the truck. Killed quite a few Muleys since then, since they were big enough NOT to try and carry out whole so none have put me through that kind of torture.
Quote from: Buckmark on November 18, 2009, 01:01:57 PM a comparable age class deer both living in the same canyon eating the same food drinking the same water will be the same size.Yeah I've heard those bucks that drink from the lakes get much bigger than the ones that drink from the creeks.
a comparable age class deer both living in the same canyon eating the same food drinking the same water will be the same size.