TravisLH
Old Mossy Horns
I've had one break 200..... most in the 140-165 range
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I've had one break 200..... most in the 140-165 range
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you had 300lbs of deer in tow today, does that count?
I've tagged out before and still not have that much meat in the freezer,lol
Out of curiosity, which state (province?) Shady?
Badlands: How much did the picture weigh?
And I'm curious about the trail-cam position ... looks like the deer is in a corn field and walked right in front of the shutter and posed for the pix....
I’ve heard about this deer my whole life and never saw a picture that’s awesome
269lb wayne County around 1993
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Dont think it would go that even.I say 290 lbs at best.
300#
One of these two weighed 274# on a digital scale and the other pegged a 300# spring scale, feel free to guess which is which.
I really liked the one in the car...I've mentioned here before I drive a Prius V wagon. People always ask me where I put the deer and I always say "The back?" I've fit two in there with room to spare, but that's in a part of the state where mature deer don't always crack 100 lbs.I’ll bite, the one in the car weighed 274#
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You could have saddled and rode that big rascal!
269lb wayne County around 1993
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Your picture or one you found on the internet randomly?The night picture is in a food plot. the daylight pics are on a mock scrape a couple hundred yards off that plot.
Have you weighed him yet?For those who have never seen one. This is what they look like.
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And the fact that this thread is 2 yrs old loldudes,,,you got to keep in mind the OP is "sorting" things out there in Iowa!!
I would think weather would have more to do with deer size in other states than food. There are parts of Nc with thousands of continuous acres of grain so dont think that is big factor
Thanks now I have to walk to the break room to get a paper towel to clean off my monitors! loldudes,,,you got to keep in mind the OP is "sorting" things out there in Iowa!!
I would think weather would have more to do with deer size in other states than food. There are parts of Nc with thousands of continuous acres of grain so dont think that is big factor
Not really, midwestern deer the soil is high in potassium/calcium etc....so everything they eat is high in minerals. So whether its browse or field crops its higher in minerals than here. Plus most states out there the rut is during bow season so a lot of deer get the chance to get older. So age and diet is why you see heavier deer killed there plus abundance of mineral rich foods helps with antler growth. Here for deer to reach 200lbs it takes age in my opinion got to get old to get the weight.
Combination of all the aboveI want really referring to just age of deer. Of course a older deer has chance of getting bigger. I dont think bow season starting time has any effect. Minerals may play a part. Never looked at soil sample from midwest so cant say how much more theres contain than here. I think nature had a big part. They put on more body fat in the colder states to help them survive the winter.