Non-Typicals!

[Shannon]

All the bucks I posted are legit. Very impressive.

[huntnphool]

Here is one with a typical left side and a non-typ 7 point right side

[Red Dawg]

shannon thos deer pic s are unreal. Do you have a story behind them.

[boneaddict]

That buck will be smokin next year.  Well worthy of an arrow if he survived modern this year.

[Shannon]

Red Dawg,
They are from a guy I know that is in his 70's that was a die hard hunter in the prime of the 60's and 70's. Those are just a few. When I get more time I will post pictures of his entire trophy room. He lost some toes to frost bite and lots of other good stories. He has more 40 inch bucks in his living room than most traveling horn displays. The two big non-typicals were #5 and #8 all time in the state they were killed in and they were taken 5 years apart within a mile of each other. Definitely real though! I've never seen anything like it. I picked his brain through another friend but all his prime areas that he hunted are now closed or a once in a lifetime tag for the most part. Hunting until January 1st with a rifle in the 60's and 70's was to good to keep a job. He would hit Nevada, California, Wyoming, Idaho, and Colorado every year. California believe it or not had some dandies back then. The life size buck has I think 26 scorable points on one side and was the last good buck he has taken and that was in 92'. I'll post more pictures on its own thread when I have more time.

[Red Dawg]

nice, i am looking forward to the stories and pics.

[andrew_12gauge]

Buckrun has been offering hunts since before 2000 but i do know that eagle lakes has some monster bucks on there place and when my dad and i won a free hunt with them at a ducks unlimited banquet in 2001 our guide told us that they had just started offering mulie hunts could this possibly be the plae pope?

[huntnphool]

Actually Bone, one of my partners took two shots at that buck, both arrows went right under him by about an inch. I was taking picks hoping to get it on my camera, shooting 3 frames at a time. The second pic is after the second shot, he trotted over the hill and then bolted. Amazing he stood there and let my partner walk to within bow range and take two shots, he didn't want to leave his girls. Serious case of buck fever on my buddies part, he was shaking so bad, it was quite comical

Here is a buck I got several years ago, directly above where you sent 300 to take a look at that big 3 point. It was pre digital and I have lost the prints and negs, they are in a box somewhere probably only to surface when I'm long gone and my kids go through old stuff

[Ridgerunner]

That last buck is a dream, I hope he is mounted now.  Great 4 point side and the other side has plenty of character, buck of my dreams right there.

[Red Dawg]

Here is mine from 07. I have posted him on a couple of threads now but I could not resist posting it again.

[huntnphool]

Love it Red, never get tired of seeing bucks like that.

Actually Ridgerunner its sitting in the garage with several others right now.

[PacificNWhunter]

Awesome bucks everyone...I love non typicals

[Red Dawg]

phool, I would like to see what else you have laying around in your garage or better yet on your wall because that buck is a monster. You are killing me right now.

[jackelope]

Red Dawg,
They are from a guy I know that is in his 70's that was a die hard hunter in the prime of the 60's and 70's. Those are just a few. When I get more time I will post pictures of his entire trophy room.

is his last name darner??   
geez louise...there's some deer there.

[boneaddict]

Great bucks.    Those of you fortunate enough to see an animal like that in Washington, have it going for you.   

There was a 6x9 (not counting eyeguards  )running with that buck I sent 300 too this fall.  I bet he is a direct descendant.  I'll dig out a shed from that hillside as well.  Its a dandy.