Monster Blacktail

[300UltraMagShooter]

I can never tell the difference.  How do you know it is a bench buck?

Sweet buck bench or not.

[krout81]

Seen a few like that up in 516 but never been close enough to get them with my bow

[shedcrazy]

 
Awesome buck, thats huge!!!!

[tritt007]

[carpsniperg2]

great lookin buck

[ldjbuff]

There are some whoppers like that near my old house. Only would see them for a day or so around the rut.

[tony04]

I can never tell the difference.  How do you know it is a bench buck?

Sweet buck bench or not.

i imagine by a DNA test. i heard B&C wont take anything east of I-5 because of crossbreeding

[asl20bball]

Given the ears it is not a straight up BT but a killer buck for sure. Congrats!

[coachcw]

what a thumper , congrats to the hunter.

[Hyde]

I can never tell the difference.  How do you know it is a bench buck?

Sweet buck bench or not.

Based on where it was killed, but mainly the ears. 

[Track-er]

great looking balckie.I killed one last year in the 448 unit that scored 159 6/8 net 161 6/8 gross,and that one should that high as well.Oh,I got beat up pretty bad for calling mine a blacktail also.


                                Mike

[Boss .300 winmag]

Boone and crockett boundry for blacktails. Awesome buck sounds like you were in Blacktail area.



Washington — Beginning at the Washington-British Columbia border, the boundary line runs south along the west boundary of North Cascades National Park to the range line between R10E and R11E, Willamette Meridian, which is then followed directly south to its intersection with the township line between T18N and T17N, which is then followed westward until it connects with the north border of Mt. Rainier National Park, then along the north, west and south park boundaries until it intersects with the range line between R9E and R10E, Willamette Meridian, which is then followed directly south to the Columbia River near Cook

[Thenewguy]

Boone and crockett boundry for blacktails. Awesome buck sounds like you were in Blacktail area.



Washington — Beginning at the Washington-British Columbia border, the boundary line runs south along the west boundary of North Cascades National Park to the range line between R10E and R11E, Willamette Meridian, which is then followed directly south to its intersection with the township line between T18N and T17N, which is then followed westward until it connects with the north border of Mt. Rainier National Park, then along the north, west and south park boundaries until it intersects with the range line between R9E and R10E, Willamette Meridian, which is then followed directly south to the Columbia River near Cook

Isn;t that the WDFW boundary and not B/C?

[7mag.]

Boone and crockett boundry for blacktails. Awesome buck sounds like you were in Blacktail area.



Washington — Beginning at the Washington-British Columbia border, the boundary line runs south along the west boundary of North Cascades National Park to the range line between R10E and R11E, Willamette Meridian, which is then followed directly south to its intersection with the township line between T18N and T17N, which is then followed westward until it connects with the north border of Mt. Rainier National Park, then along the north, west and south park boundaries until it intersects with the range line between R9E and R10E, Willamette Meridian, which is then followed directly south to the Columbia River near Cook

Actually, that would put Packwood East of the boundary. According to that description, Ashford is barely in Blacktail country. That puts the eastern boundary of the Mashel Unit(654) as the pure blacktail cut off. I always thought that the line was a little more to the east.

[7mag.]

Boone and crockett boundry for blacktails. Awesome buck sounds like you were in Blacktail area.



Washington — Beginning at the Washington-British Columbia border, the boundary line runs south along the west boundary of North Cascades National Park to the range line between R10E and R11E, Willamette Meridian, which is then followed directly south to its intersection with the township line between T18N and T17N, which is then followed westward until it connects with the north border of Mt. Rainier National Park, then along the north, west and south park boundaries until it intersects with the range line between R9E and R10E, Willamette Meridian, which is then followed directly south to the Columbia River near Cook

Isn;t that the WDFW boundary and not B/C?

The WDFW boundary is the Pacific Crest Trail, for almost the entire length of the state.