Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: actionshooter on December 02, 2009, 08:05:59 PM
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I don't normally pass on pics I get from e-mail, but holy crap this thing is big. Supposedly killed by the governers tag holder in Colorado and scores 263 and had another dropper that was broke off. :yike:
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:yike: that is HUGE !!!
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Yep.....that's a big one
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:yike:WOW! :drool:
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i dont know the dropper is a little weak i think i wouldve passed :chuckle:
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Pure toad! :drool:
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Smile for God's sake !! That's an awesome buck my friend.
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WOW!!! :o
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Nice! 8)
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No ground shrinkage there
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Yowza!!! That's huge!!! :drool:
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i will take 2 please :chuckle:
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Smile for God's sake !! That's an awesome buck my friend.
I think he's in shock
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holy crap man. that thing scores more then most elk in this state :chuckle:
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What the hell!!!!
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Opening morning... I don't know... maybe... hunting season would be done.... it is meat in the freezer.... andi 'll have to reinforce the wall in the den to hold up the head.... yeah ok he's a shooter
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Thats a helluva buck! Kinda wierd with the different backgrounds on both pictures.... not callin BS or nothing that thing is a pig!
Michael
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why do those two pics. look like their in totally different spots? Huge deer!
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Ok i'll call it, no envy here i dont hunt colorado. :bs:
Nice buck, but not that nice, shopped...
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Wow that is amazing. I would have had to clean my pants out after just seeing that let alone shooting it...
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Ok i'll call it, no envy here i dont hunt colorado. :bs:
Nice buck, but not that nice, shopped...
Do you even know what to look for in a shopped picture??? definitely not a photoshopped pic....
Michael
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someone has to call :bs: or its not a legimate thread :rolleyes:
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as far as the two backgrounds goes, it looks to me like one is faceing uphill, and one is faceing down, jsut different brush on each side. dang nice buck, but did he kill it with that club thats hanging from its rack? :chuckle:
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One looks like a kill location shot with all the snow, and he's wearing his orange, I'm guessing in the morning, then possible a drag somewhere and the 2nd pic is later is the day after some snow melted and they drug the buck back... that's my hypothesis...
Michael
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Ok i'll call it, no envy here i dont hunt colorado. :bs:
Nice buck, but not that nice, shopped...
Do you even know what to look for in a shopped picture??? definitely not a photoshopped pic....
Michael
Yeah actually i do, look at the first pic, area buy the hunters left knee and the drop tine.
I can send you some pics that have been shopped and i bet you could not tell the difference.
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looks like one from when he shot it early.........notice gloves on hand and more snow............one is later on less snow and no gloves on :dunno:
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Im not saying its not a nice buck, but if you look at the pics.
pic #2, lower, the deer is not gutted, guy has on his orange and gloves
pic #1 top, orange is off, gloves off
so he got it out whole? repositioned it and took more photos, maybe.
But the left crab claw is different, or really appears to be different in each photo.. :twocents:
It is no doubt a nice buck, but someone who got ahold of the photo may have enhanced it a bit..
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All I know is if I was a rifle hunter and had that one in my sights I would have probably shot off half the junk on those horns before I forced myself to look behind the front shoulder.
Shootmoore
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It took me about 3 minutes of web surfing to find these pics also, hope this satisfies everyone.
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Still a nice buck, but the left crab claw looks different, just my :twocents:
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That things huge
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Nice buck.
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It took me about 3 minutes of web surfing to find these pics also, hope this satisfies everyone.
yeah but those 2 pics are obviously taken in 2 different spots and whats up with the guy being in plain clothes in the 2nd pic and that deer has no hair either. i call BS. it was probably killed at the walmart with a blow dart.
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i see absolutely nothing different about the left crab claw at all. i don't see what you're seeing.
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same buck second pic the guys holding out he's arms is all . that things huge . they guy looks real happy huh. that is one magestic buck , what unit did he come out of ?
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Holy crap.. That is something I dream of
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I know of a Washington hunter who killed a buck in the 240's HUGE 3 years ago. It was a Colorado buck as well. He killed his on a landowner tag. That buck is awesome!
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Last day shooter......maybe....depends if its a tough drag ; )
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Still a nice buck, but the left crab claw looks different, just my :twocents:
Guess I'll just say I disagree with ur two cents... If you still want to send me pics that have been shopped, along with pics that have not I'll try my hand at 'em...
john6946@vandals.uidaho.edu
Michael
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Geez....it never fails. Someone posts a buck of a lifetime and the "shop" comments start flowing.
It's not shopped. It's a legit buck and was taken in Colorado this year. There are a number of viable reasons why the pics in the original post are a bit different as far as the brush, angle, clothing, etc are concerned. I don't personally know the guy so I can't ask...we can only speculate.
BEAUTIFUL buck!! I'd have to retire from Mule Deer hunting after that because it would be near impossible to top that beast!
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Man, that's a masher! :drool:
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BEAUTIFUL buck!! I'd have to retire from Mule Deer hunting after that because it would be near impossible to top that beast!
Yep, Its all downhill from there.
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What a load of bs.
Thats me and the deer I shot this year at Fort Spokane state park :chuckle:
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Geez....it never fails. Someone posts a buck of a lifetime and the "shop" comments start flowing.
This is why there are members on this site that wont post pictures of their trophys. :(
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Now that's a buck.
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This is the kind of buck that dreams are made of!! I received these pictures about two weeks ago from a buddy in Colorado. This is what he had to say.
"The buck was living in a subdivision within the city limits of Glenwood Springs with several other very big bucks. The live photos were taken from a vehicle on one of the main roads in Glenwood Springs. You could see the bucks just about any time you drove by and residents were worried that someone would poach them. Word got out and the Governors tag holder ended up killing the buck. I guess now everyone is trying to figure out how he killed it since it spent all or at least most of its time within the city limits."
I don't know anything about this deer except for what my buddy said in his email. I think he also said that the buck and story were on MM. I hope this story proves to be untrue. What an incredible buck!!
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There are some pictures on MM of the buck in the sub division. I think more pictures are coming. Looks like a tame ( sp? ) deer. Some people are saying a dog chased them on to a little piece of private land next door and the buck got blasted.
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Now I know why he's pissed in the pics.
1. he's thinking "someone will say this photo is shopped".
2. "this deer is tame, I'm a POS" or "someone is going to accuse me of shooting a pet"
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I spoke out of turn and therfore retract any statements i made about the photos being altered. Those statements were just my opinion and should have been kept to myself, i wont speak up again unless asked first.
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Now on the subject of this being a possible swingset buck, i will wait until we have hard factual evidence..
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This is the kind of buck that dreams are made of!! I received these pictures about two weeks ago from a buddy in Colorado. This is what he had to say.
"The buck was living in a subdivision within the city limits of Glenwood Springs with several other very big bucks. The live photos were taken from a vehicle on one of the main roads in Glenwood Springs. You could see the bucks just about any time you drove by and residents were worried that someone would poach them. Word got out and the Governors tag holder ended up killing the buck. I guess now everyone is trying to figure out how he killed it since it spent all or at least most of its time within the city limits."
I don't know anything about this deer except for what my buddy said in his email. I think he also said that the buck and story were on MM. I hope this story proves to be untrue. What an incredible buck!!
Thats how I got the pics, I have a buddy who lives not too far from where it was taken, didn't tell me the story though. That would be sad if its true.
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It's crazy to me that someone would pay that much jack for a G-tag and then shoot a pet. Definately in it for the horns not the hunt. That said, I wonder what the real story is. Nothing amazes me anymore.
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lifted stories and pics from MM
I have 2 uncles and my grandma have houses / property in that area. Talking with them the other day they said a huge tame buck that you could walk up to was shot near his house out of season and that it was big.. My uncle thought it had to be poached as he is not the type of guy who keeps up on gov tags.
My grandma said that it would not even run out of the yard when you walked to the car. Just look at you and keep eating apples.
I am going to show them the pics of this buck when I am over there this week ( my grandma has taken a 200in deer and ejpoys watching the town bucks) and see if it was the same buck and reserve judgement until then...
But I have to say that hell I have 2 rutting here around my house that would go close to 200 and you could walk out with a bow and they would just look at you and give you a nice 20yd or so shot..
Hunting tame towm bucks is so lame.. Shows how lazy some of these gov tag holders are.. I mean if you can hunt the entrie state all year and have to shoot a towm buck that is some grandma's pet.. This type of crap if true is why so many people look at hunters the way they do.
Sounds like I was telling the truth....? Or maybe all these people just have the same delusions I do...? I saw the buck almost every day. I know that he stayed in an area that he would never have ben shot, but on NOV. 13 a dog chased him three does a two by two and another big deer off of the ground above Cardiff Glen and onto this private ground (that is really too close to a sub-division to be rifle hunting). I have pic's of him standing in the Cardiff Glen sub-division, on the 12th. I spent 20 min. inside of 20 yards of him that day, has was so rutted up and used to people he didn't care at all about me. This type off crap gives guy's that hunt hard and fair a really bad name.
and the post of the day IMO::
Awesome buck, but at the same time this story is a sad commentary on the current state of hunting. It is ALL about the antlers. To many hunters that is absolutely ALL that matters. Whatever it takes to get the biggest buck, bull, ram, etc. No matter how ethical it is, how fair it is, or even how legal it is, people will cross any line to get the biggest animals. Sad to see.
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That's too bad...... Incredible buck!! Would we feel different if we were talking about a whitetail??? I know I would. Why ?
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Ok we seriously need a "bit*hing" board, point is, nice buck, I'm not a judge, and I wasn't there, so in turn, nice buck! As far as guys not postin their huge bucks cuz of fear of backlash, that's no bad, we would love to c those bucks, if it was me, I could care less what people say or think, I don't need any of your approvals to sleep at night, I'd be sharing a buck,everybodys assumption is their own individual truth
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I don't know the whole story.But my guess would be that maybe that deer was wintering.Which is not uncommon when they build houses in the deer wintering grounds.This also could mean this deer is really not tame.
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I personally think it is pretty lame, if true. It appears to be true, especially given the picture with houses in the background. To me, a big part of the trophy involves what went into the hunt. Shooting a big deer/elk/whatever is usually impressive in that it is a much bigger challenge and therefore accomplishment. Not so much if the animal lives in a subdivision and is tame.
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I hear you guys, but how many big bucks are seen within 1/4 mile of Wenatchee or Okanogen? Or Winthrop or Twisp this time of year? I kinda doubt the buck was 'tame' but they do get pretty docile this time of year and seem to loose their sense of fear of ppl on the winter range... If a 200"+ buck was seen around Wenatchee, don't you think a raffle/gov tag holder would've gone to investigate and possibly harvest the buck?
Michael
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I hear you guys, but how many big bucks are seen within 1/4 mile of Wenatchee or Okanogen? Or Winthrop or Twisp this time of year? I kinda doubt the buck was 'tame' but they do get pretty docile this time of year and seem to loose their sense of fear of ppl on the winter range... If a 200"+ buck was seen around Wenatchee, don't you think a raffle/gov tag holder would've gone to investigate and possibly harvest the buck?
Michael
Pretty sure it has happened before already :chuckle:
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If the hunter is happy with the way he killed it and it was done legally, then why is everyone in an uproar? Most making bad comments do not even know for sure what is the right story about the buck. Until there is evidence (not heresay) I would like to congratulate the lucky hunter...That is a fine buck.... :twocents:
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I hear you guys, but how many big bucks are seen within 1/4 mile of Wenatchee or Okanogen? Or Winthrop or Twisp this time of year? I kinda doubt the buck was 'tame' but they do get pretty docile this time of year and seem to loose their sense of fear of ppl on the winter range... If a 200"+ buck was seen around Wenatchee, don't you think a raffle/gov tag holder would've gone to investigate and possibly harvest the buck?
Michael
Pretty sure it has happened before already :chuckle:
Pretty sure you're right! lol I watched that buck too!
If the hunter is happy with the way he killed it and it was done legally, then why is everyone in an uproar? Most making bad comments do not even know for sure what is the right story about the buck. Until there is evidence (not heresay) I would like to congratulate the lucky hunter...That is a fine buck.... :twocents:
X100 well said!
Michael
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:yike:What a hog! :drool: :drool: