huntn2
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I'm hoping to give that one on the right another year. He's a hell of a buck but I have confidence he can make it. That wide 10 has been around for about 4+ years now. The wide one is my target for now. He should be about 6 years old now and is on his way down. He didn't grow like I thought he would from 3-4 or 4-5 or 5-6. He actually looked better as a 4 year old. But he's still a hell of a deer for the wall, don;t se them that wide often.
Here is another one I hope makes it this year. He's got a shot at booner. Nice young buck with an awesome rack.
If I'm fortunate enough I might get that wide one mounted like this. lmao
Great pics Joe! They look like they both could start shedding any day now by looking at the first pic.
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The wide 10 is a beast. Amazing how they just seem to disappear around mid September. I have bucks that do the same thing every year. Butn then again, I have bucks show up in Nov. that aren't seen all year on cameras.
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18" ear tip to ear tip so I would have guessed 20"-21" and 22" max
Glad to know I would have at least been in the ballpark lol.
Glad to know I would have at least been in the ballpark lol.
Ron and I always have gone with 16" for the ear tip to ear tip as a benchmark when trying to estimate inside spread. I'm sure there are exceptions as well but with many discussions with our taxi(Derry) over the years this is pretty much the average number of inches...IMHO.
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My guess was 21. I use dads buck as my width gauge since it was 21 and that bucks appears to be right there with him.