Andy
02-03-2004, 03:20 PM
http://www.kolinger.net/deer.htm
The first 2 pics are of a buck we named Big Nine. He was a giant in 2002 as you can see in these pictures. We haven't seen him since. I suppose if he's still alive and I see him in season this year, I will fall out of my stand cuz he would be massive (if he's still alive).
Pictures 3 and 4 are of a buck we named "Crab Claw". The character in this bucks rack is incredible. Huge brows, thick mass and an interesting right side.....I was dreaming of this buck every day I went out hunting. That's until I heard that a "one day a year" gun hunter shot him on opening day of gun season back in 2002. I gave the guy copies of these pictures and he was thankful. He appeared to be a 3 1/2 at the time he was shot. There are some great genetics in this area.
The last pic is of a buck we named "Tall Brow". We haven't seen him since, but we named him tall brow for his long brow tines at what seemed to be a young age (possibly 2 1/2).
The great thing about all 3 of these is that they are on a trail that leads into a perennial clover food plot of ours. I'm proud to say I attracted these deer to my property. Ill try and post a few more of the giants we got pics of this past year.
andy
The first 2 pics are of a buck we named Big Nine. He was a giant in 2002 as you can see in these pictures. We haven't seen him since. I suppose if he's still alive and I see him in season this year, I will fall out of my stand cuz he would be massive (if he's still alive).
Pictures 3 and 4 are of a buck we named "Crab Claw". The character in this bucks rack is incredible. Huge brows, thick mass and an interesting right side.....I was dreaming of this buck every day I went out hunting. That's until I heard that a "one day a year" gun hunter shot him on opening day of gun season back in 2002. I gave the guy copies of these pictures and he was thankful. He appeared to be a 3 1/2 at the time he was shot. There are some great genetics in this area.
The last pic is of a buck we named "Tall Brow". We haven't seen him since, but we named him tall brow for his long brow tines at what seemed to be a young age (possibly 2 1/2).
The great thing about all 3 of these is that they are on a trail that leads into a perennial clover food plot of ours. I'm proud to say I attracted these deer to my property. Ill try and post a few more of the giants we got pics of this past year.
andy