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Here's a few recent pictures of the Monster 12 Pointer a Wide 8 and some others.
(there's a total of 7 different Bucks here). The wide 8 is 5 1/2 years old this year and the Monster 12 is 4 1/2, I have pictures of them the last three years.

Those are some very nice Bucks, Do you do any kind of Deer management on your property??

That 12 point is the real deal, goodluck.

The Enforcer wrote:Those are some very nice Bucks, Do you do any kind of Deer management on your property??

I passed up several 2 1/2 year old Bucks last year.

I feed them corn and Record Rack in Troughs and have a Clover food plot. My neighbor plants several acres of corn in the Summer and Winter Wheat after the corn is harvested. If you want meat shoot a doe or a Mature Buck and let the young Bucks grow up.

Very nice!

WOW!!! Thats a monster. I would say solid 160's! Awesome Buck!

I like that 3rd pic. Looks like the deer are saying What the heck is that little thing!!!!!!!

Baz55 wrote:WOW!!! Thats a monster. I would say solid 160's! Awesome Buck!

I agree. If the tines are symetrical and have any mass to them I'd say he will push 170. That would be B&C material.

Very good deer. If anything would keep him from dry scoring 160's it would be main beam length.

I would launch arrows at him

Have you got one of them big Bucks yet??

OZZIEOHIO wrote:Have you got one of them big Bucks yet??

Not yet, I passed up 2 of the bucks in the picture with the 4 bucks togather. I passed up the young 10 point on the left side of the trough and the 8 point behind him at the end of the trough.

Iam pretty sure the 12 point got killed.

Strikeout wrote:Iam pretty sure the 12 point got killed.

He may have, I havn't had any pictures of him in quite awhile. Here is better pics of him.
Are you for sure it was him???

Strikeout wrote:Iam pretty sure the 12 point got killed.

Your right, he did get killed, I'd been after him for the past couple years. After hearing the story, I feel better on how he was harvested.