Get your blood flowing

[Bigslam51]

That looks like the one I passed up this past weekend? Lmao. Congrats to the hunter.

Not enough mass for ya?

 

[Fullbore]

Not enough mass for ya?

Yeah, and the fact that, double drops do nothing for me. Rotflmao

 

[Bigslam51]

Yeah, and the fact that, double drops do nothing for me. Rotflmao

Ya I'd have to let him walk TOO, he needed another year to put a third drop tine onrotflmao

 

[jagermeister]

Farm deer?

Doesn't look like a farm deer to me. That bone is too dirty.

Neck shot?

To me it looks the deer's right drop tine punctured the neck... Perhaps when it piled up after being shot?

I just messaged KillinBuck Outfitters in Millersburg to see if they had any info. I hope it was fair chase!

I saw on facebook that D&DH stated this deer to be fair-chase. All reports/pics/rumors I've heard so far have been consistent... Wayne County, Ohio. So far, seems legit to me. There are some real slobs down there in the Millersburg area.

 

[reo]

Just for clarification, Millersburg is in Holmes County, one county south of Wayne.

 

[jagermeister]

Just for clarification, Millersburg is in Holmes County, one county south of Wayne.

Good catch. I've heard Wayne County mentioned numerous times, and Millersburg in this thread only. Perhaps just because Millersburg is sort of a well know area, whereas many people may not have a clue where Wayne County is.

 

[Bigslam51]

Good catch. I've heard Wayne County mentioned numerous times, and Millersburg in this thread only. Perhaps just because Millersburg is sort of a well know area, whereas many people may not have a clue where Wayne County is.

I live minutes from Wayne and Holmes county. Stark county always kills more deer than Wayne but Holmes sits up there in harvests every year. My buddy has a farm in Holmes that is planted in food plots and strictly deer hunting, they kill big bucks there every year.

 

[Big_Holla]

Fugg, that's a dream buck no matter what county....LOL!!

 

[Mike]

This was posted on a Facebook group I belong too. Did I miss something?

There most likely are no sheds. Nontypical bucks don't always shed they just keep growing. There are ranches in Ohio and Pennsylvania that raise these kind of monsters then charge a "hunter" big money for a controlled hunt Its kinda sad. It's not hunting it's just shooting!