GreatWhiteBuffalo

116 4/8"

I love smoked trout. It is the only way to eat the new stockers G&F places in the lakes. I have found the most important step is to brine the trout for 24hours. Leave the skin and head on. Do a low temp smoke for 4-5 hours. I have used hickory, maple, apple, and even mesquite and enjoyed all of them. It is a matter of taste.

His left side is 54", right is 43" and 15" spread..... 112" A stud

More urban predation... Pool Baracuda ate one of little guys. Wite wing dove also fell prey to something, my bet is a hawk.

I was in the front yard cleaning up the palo verde flowers and I see my neighbor chasing a chick and catching one with a big gulp cup! Urban predator strikes again. An hour late I catch three of the little guys coming thru the back gate. If this is the same clutch, then the survival rate is down to 25%. I was finally able to take some photos. looks like a male?

I actually believe it will be an average hatch. We had early green up but with no follow thru. The problem is no cover for the chicks or abundant food will lead to high predation. The hatch I refered to the other day is down to 8 from 12, and yes our new dog this year ate another one.

A young deer with great genetics. He is pushing the 110 mark. If you need some help chasing him, I would be glad to deal.

60-1/8"

This is great, we clean up the stray cat problem and we get him off of the O greavy train, errrr Food Stamps!

Spent another week searching for the monster and using the 12's...no luck and no 10's. What I have noticed is that after spending hours behind the 15's my eyes are slow to adjust back to normal. I pull away from the glasses to scan close with my naked eye and I have a difficult time adjusting. Part of it is your vision gets worse with old age and I believe part is the 15 power. The 12's are much easier on your eyes and I was able to scan close without eye focus problems. I have no issue glassing or scanning with them w/o a tripod, same as the 10's. If you spot these little guys, the first thing you do is break out the tripod anyways. No regrets pitching the 15's and those of you who don't think they are worth it, you're in denial.

I recently used them on a hunt and they are unbelievable. I carried them but used a tripod given every chance. After using the 15's for so long it took me some time to get used to them. You give up power but the extra field of view is indispensable. My glasses consisted of 10x50SLC around my neck with 15's and spotter in my backpack. The 10's are now retired, the 15's were traded in and my backpack is so much lighter.

I have prepared and eaten dove many ways some good, most not so good. Best way I found to appreciate a bunch of dove is to make a Pâté out of them. Google a recepe and serve with saltine crackers, everyone will enjoy

Try this spot, there have been many bucks taken around here. The reality is that you still have to find them no matter how detailed a lead is!

124 7/8"

Good questions...I am an official measurer and I will try and answer your questions. To be considered a normal point, the tine has to come off the top of the main beam and be in the normal position for that species. It's hard to see in the photo, so it's hard for me to judge which one is the normal point, but I am assuming that he thought the slightly shorter tine was in a more normal position and looked most appropriate to the be the normal tine. Your other question about the right not being considered a 4 point is a good one and I actually think he made a mistake on the scoresheet. I have a copy of the scoresheet and it states that he thought the tine on the right side that occurs between the g-3 and the tip of the beam is a normal point. Which means he should have had it in the right side column, but instead it looks like he entered it on the left side column on the score sheet. Another question that I can't answer, is where is the 3 5/8 nontypical point on the right side? He has listed two nontyp points, but I only see one...maybe the pics don't show it? does anyone else see it? Thanks, helps for this case but each is different. Seems it would score higher if it was a 4-point because of a better wrap.

A unbelievable buck! How about an illustration and an explination that shows what points are the non-typical on the right side. I know there are some offical scorers out there. What determined the G2? Why not the longer point as the typical point? Why was the right side not considered a 4-point?

Dakota Kids are the best. Locally I tried Wallgreens brand and they are better than any others you can get locally.

Both have never been fired Ruger Vaquero .44 MAG Blued Savage model 110 .338 WIN MAG $700 for .44 $400 for .338

Drop price to $500 for .44 and $200 for .338

A beautiful animal, but let me get this straight. You have paying clients whom have paid you alot of money in the hopes of even seeing a buck of this caliber and you shoot him. You also have three other monster deer from the prior three years... Humm...Yeah, sign me up, I want to hunt with your outfitt Perhaps I have this wrong but the preception is there.

Congrats on a beautiful buck. That is a huge bodied deer, I would say closer to 100...96"

200 2/8"

Marking his territory Big Cat At least they didn't mess with the camera Young and dumb