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Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: bonkellekter on October 29, 2010, 08:13:19 AM
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Has anyone else seen this floating around? Recieved it in an e-mail a few days ago but have not seen or heard anything else about it.
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I guess I might have shot that thing on the last day to get some meat in the freezer. Probably would've gave it a couple of more years to grow, though.
Or I would've saw it, had a coronary infarction, and had to get medvac'd out of the area. Whatever.
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I THINK I SEE A FLASHLIGHT ON THE BOW!!! :yike: :yike:
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Yep, and he was hunting it during modern firearm with only a white dress shirt and no orange. Just took his sports jacket and tie off for the picture.
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I just recieved a picture on my desk of this buck from a different angle. The vendor who dropped it off told my inside salesman that it was a friend of his. I will follow up with a phone call and find out whats up. They are all serious Mule deer guys who hit several states a year.
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PHOTOSHOP!!! Just kidding, I just wanted to be the first to say it. I love SASK!!!. Wish I were born there. Those deer in that country are outrageous.
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I think this deer was killed in Alberta. However, if it was killed in SASK, your buddy's friend would have to be a resident of the province as no Non-residents can hunt mule deer - period!
Alberta, on the other hand, is open to NR hunting - in fact, we have a 214" buck on the wall from that province from a few year ago ;)
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It's been on here twice. On MM there's several pic's of this thing from alive in the field to multiple shots of the dead buck.
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I think this deer was killed in Alberta. However, if it was killed in SASK, your buddy's friend would have to be a resident of the province as no Non-residents can hunt mule deer - period!
Alberta, on the other hand, it open to NR hunting - in fact, we have a 214" buck on the wall from that province a few year ago ;)
And I'm pretty sure JJ's right about it being Alberta.
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The e-mail I got did say Saskatchewan........ But we all know how that goes! :chuckle:
It also included all the pics your referring to jackelope
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Benchleg.
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Benchleg.
Definitely!!!
B&C Trophy Watch says Sask. http://www.boone-crockett.org/news/trophyWatch.asp?area=news#watchB4D75F1D-5E98-460D-AC74-613DC94E6F3D (http://www.boone-crockett.org/news/trophyWatch.asp?area=news#watchB4D75F1D-5E98-460D-AC74-613DC94E6F3D)
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PHOTOSHOP!!! Just kidding, I just wanted to be the first to say it. I love SASK!!!. Wish I were born there. Those deer in that country are outrageous.
If you'd been born there, you'd be CANADIAN. Yuck. Much better to be American and just travel there. :twocents:
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Must be Photo shopped I can tell cause if it wasn't his smile would be MUCH BIGGER!
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:yike:
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Saw this a couple weeks ago, big buck for sure
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I think hid daddy was an elk :dunno: :chuckle: :drool:
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Suspicious......no blood.
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That's not even fair. Congratulations; you got a beauty. Talk about a full freezer.
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I THINK I SEE A FLASHLIGHT ON THE BOW!!! :yike: :yike:
Now thats funny right there :llam: speaking of which, did that guy ever explain what that was on his stabilizer?
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I THINK I SEE A FLASHLIGHT ON THE BOW!!! :yike: :yike:
Now thats funny right there :llam: speaking of which, did that guy ever explain what that was on his stabilizer?
Yes...it's not a flashlight. :chuckle:
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I THINK I SEE A FLASHLIGHT ON THE BOW!!! :yike: :yike:
Now thats funny right there :llam: speaking of which, did that guy ever explain what that was on his stabilizer?
Yes...it's not a flashlight. :chuckle:
:lol4:
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Ohhh, must be a stabilightzer :dunno: :chuckle:
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I got the same email. Here's the accompanying story that went with it.
Cole's notes of the hunts
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> Saturday morning- saw buck feeding out in field with 3 other bucks, watched
> him for over 1 hr in my spotting scope, got some pictures through the
> vortex, which are attached. I knew from the first second I saw him he was a
> true giant but never had him pinned at what he actually scored! I watched
> him bed down, went in for the sneak through the standing flax, Got within 43
> yards but when he stood up he walked straight away and I had no shot with
> the bow.
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> Saturday night, went back to the field just to make sure he was still around
> and he was right where I saw him last. Left him for the night
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> Sunday morning- Went out with Mike Gebhard and he was in the same field and
> the night previous, waited over an hour for him to bed once he did, we
> tried the stalk again, well we did get in closer, got within 32 yards waited
> a bit and he stood up and did it to me again, walked straight away! NO
> SHOT!!! My heart sank for a second time in 2 days ! What an amazing buck
> to watch at 32 yards!
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> Monday morning - I had to be responsible for a couple days and go harvest so
> I did a drive through the area on the way to the farm and he was again in
> the same field! There was no wind so it wasn't as hard leaving him there to
> go harvest.
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> Tuesday - WINDY and I was harvesting!!!
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> Wednesday - planned on going to office in AM then harvesting in PM but I had
> to try and find him if I could, I was more then a little consumed by this
> buck! Well he was in the same field again, he was the most predictable buck
> I have ever seen, which I was good with. I again spent some quality time
> with my vortex spotting scope. This time I made sure I knew which way he
> bedded down so I would be broadside when he stood up. I left my truck at
> 8:15 and went for the stalk. Half way in the smaller buck with him stood
> up and ate for a bit so I layed down and let him bed up again. Well this
> time I got to 28.5 yards and he had no clue I was there, wind in my face,
> laying broadside to me, now just the patience game, he put me to the test,
> I was there for over 2.5 hrs kneeling in mud waiting for him to stand. The
> smaller buck got up again and milled around for probably 20 minutes then the
> moment of truth, he finally stood up! I was ready and drew and put an arrow
> in him!
> He didn't go 130 yards and 5 minutes later he was dead, I didn't get back
> to the truck till 12:45 so safe to say I didn't make it to the office or
> harvesting at all that day.
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> He was one of those deer that actually grew as I walked up to him!
> Gross non typical score - 259 1/8
> Gross typical frame - 211 7/8
> Net typical frame - 207
> Total net non typical - 254 4/8
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He's long-arming the damn thing. :chuckle:
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That is an incredible buck, my god that thing is huge. :yike:
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He's long-arming the damn thing. :chuckle:
Dang it! I was gonna post that. I'm sure he shot it from the truck with a .22 at night - look how bloated it is.
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Suspicious......no blood.
Yeah, all kills should look like they were done with a machete.
MS
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Look at the body on that hog. That's a 300+ pound deer. Or is it 136 kilos in Canada?
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OMG!!!! :yike: I cant even imagine what it would be like to have an animal of that caliber in the sights....