Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: buckmaster_wa on November 17, 2009, 05:02:29 PM
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Just wanted to see if anyone else has seen the monster two point buck that is hanging out by the Vernita bridge. He looks to me like hes a solid 27" wide and his bases are as big as a soda can. He does have about three inch eyeguards so hes technically not a two point but you know what I mean. His forks are huge. If you go that way take a camera in case you see him. I dont think anyone will kill him because hes hanging out on the wildlife refuge.
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im sure some of the hanford workers have, but then again, they have seen bucks that a lot of us dont get to see
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I drive by there quite often and have not seen him, where about is he? I always have a camera with me and would like to take a picture if I can spot him.
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If your heading eastbound. You turn right after going over the bridge. Then about 400 yards up the highway there is a pull-out that has a sign with info about the nuclear reactor on it. He was right below that sign.
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PICS???? Unit????
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I'm going that way Sat. I will make sure and keep an eye out for him.
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I'll be driving by there on my way home for Thanksgiving break on Saturday, I'll make sure I have my camera handy and I'll glass for a few.
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I got a look at that buck on my way home! What a bruiser! :IBCOOL:
When I first drove by there I watched down towards the river, and about a quarter of a mile from the reactor sign (coming from Othello), I spotted four deer feeding in the sage right outside the brush against the river. I pulled off at the reactor sign and then drove back up the road to where I could see them. As I passed slowly I honked once and he threw his head up.
WOW! He had super mass and I could see eyeguards with my naked eye from about 250 yards. He looked taller than he was wide to me, so if he was 27" wide, holy smokes! :drool:
I got up to the next turnaround and fished my camera out so I'd be ready to snap a picture on the way by again. When I drove by again though I could just see one ass in the brush, apparently the horn spooked them off. . . Thought for sure they'd be used to traffic and it wouldn't bother them. :bash: I snapped a picture on the fly anyways, hoping the one deer that was in the picture was the buck, but unfortunately it was one of the does. :'(
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Is that the ringold unit?
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Check this BIG ol' Montana 2 point!