Would you shoot this 2 pt?

[h20hunter]

Or 4 pt.....depending on your counting. You have to get past the jaw dropper in the beginning but the 2nd deer is very different.

http://www.northamericanwhitetail.com/2012/05/16/biggest-four-point-buck-ever/

[Devinshoe]

Dang what a monster!

[gaddy]

i think i'd puke. wouldn't be legal in my area.

[Ducknut97]

Definatley, But I would shoot almost any 2 point anyways.   

[Chesapeake]

I'd shoot it just to get it out of the gene pool.

[brokenvet]

If he is in a any whitetail buck area sure thing.

[PlateauNDN]

Line him up and i'll thin him from the gene pool.

[ShaneTyTrey]

I have seen some huge 2 pt. Mulies in Eastern WA, but that white-tail takes the cake, that is a monster.  I would shoot it for sure if it were legal in the area I was hunting.

[npaull]

Sometimes I really do wonder if we aren't seeing more really big two points (I've seen a few huge two-point mulies and some sheds) because we're putting selective pressure on the multi-point bucks and giving two-points a survival advantage... not saying we should necessarily make any changes but it's interesting food for thought.

[Arteman]

For sure, I like bucks with character more so than bucks with symmetry or inches.  Makes them more one of a kind in my opinion.  Cool buck!

[724wd]

almost looks like an axis 

[buckman202]

Sometimes I really do wonder if we aren't seeing more really big two points (I've seen a few huge two-point mulies and some sheds) because we're putting selective pressure on the multi-point bucks and giving two-points a survival advantage... not saying we should necessarily make any changes but it's interesting food for thought.

Oh for sure, seems like I see more and more 2points down in the breaks every year. Probably the reason the wdfw now offers a 2x2 mulie draw for the 142 unit.

[Buckhunter24]

Wow thats a unique deer there

[bare.hunter]

you i would shoot that and get out of the gene pool and on my wall.

[pope]

Deer? I know an elk when I see one!