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The Story of Bankshot.

So I got the rack up to JD yesterday to let him score it.. I was off some.. But only a couple inches... lol That fugger gets closer guessing a deers score in a TC photo, than I do actually putting a tape one them.. lmao

167 7/8 gross. 157 2/8 net.
 
Jackalope said:
So I got the rack up to JD yesterday to let him score it.. I was off some.. But only a couple inches... lol That fugger gets closer guessing a deers score in a TC photo, than I do actually putting a tape one them.. lmao

167 7/8 gross. 157 2/8 net.
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Who cares what the numbers are... that's a BBBC-qualifier! Congrats again!
 
JD Boyd said:
EASILY!!!! MASS, MASS, MASS and good beam length is what this buck is...lol
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20 7/8 and 20 5/8 for 40 2/8 Only 2/8 deduct in mass.

L beam = 24 6/8 R beam = 24 1/8 -.5 deduct.

90.2 in Beam lengths and mass alone.
 
I don't know how I missed this thread. That buck gets more impressive everytime I see it. Great story as well. (could have done without the makeout pic lmao) Congrats on a monster buddy. I can't wait to see the finished mount.
 
JD Boyd said:
Who ever thought shooting a buck like that in the hind leg would kill em... Look at that...lol
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He's not the only one that knows that trick!
 
Hoytmania said:
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He's not the only one that knows that trick!
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I knew poking fun at you about that was going to cause me some bad karma later.. lol... Or good Karma. i don't know... Either way.. They die when you shoot em in the ass. lol
 
Hortontoter said:
Not sure how I missed this thread. But, congrats on a great buck. Glad that you were able to recover him. To lose a deer of that caliber would make anyone sick.
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Thanks.. :) I was determined not to loose him.. I had 6 more days off work and would have spent every one looking... Right before i found him i was telling JD that I was going to spend the rest of the day walking every other corn row in this giant field.
 
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