Double drop tine Wisconsin public buck

Unread postby **Buckbuster28** » Wed Oct 15, 2014 5:42 pm

Anyone have any further info on this buck I seen it on Facebook last week and it said it had been shot in northern Wisconsin on public land

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Unread postby **BassBoysLLP** » Wed Oct 15, 2014 8:03 pm

Wow. Slob. Biggest thing I've seen hit the dirt in the northern half of the state this year.

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Unread postby **BassBoysLLP** » Wed Oct 15, 2014 8:16 pm

I've been told Douglas Co.

Unread postby **Beartown18** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 1:16 am

awesome deer

Unread postby **Trailcamaddict** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 2:59 am

Wow - would like a symmetrical SLOB like that in my trophy room.

Unread postby **Dewey** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 3:13 am

BassBoysLLP wrote:Wow. Slob. Biggest thing I've seen hit the dirt in the northern half of the state this year.

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I know of a good number of big bucks killed in the northern half of the state. Guys are keeping their mouths shut and not floating pics around the internet.

Unread postby **BassBoysLLP** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 3:27 am

Dewey wrote:
BassBoysLLP wrote:Wow. Slob. Biggest thing I've seen hit the dirt in the northern half of the state this year.

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I know of a good number of big bucks killed in the northern half of the state. Guys are keeping their mouths shut and not floating pics around the internet.

Interesting. This is the first booner I've seen come out of the northwoods this year. When I'm talking about BIG bucks in this context, I'm not referring to the 170+.

Unread postby **Hodag Hunter** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 4:03 am

BassBoysLLP wrote:
Dewey wrote:
BassBoysLLP wrote:Wow. Slob. Biggest thing I've seen hit the dirt in the northern half of the state this year.

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I know of a good number of big bucks killed in the northern half of the state. Guys are keeping their mouths shut and not floating pics around the internet.

Interesting. This is the first booner I've seen come out of the northwoods this year. When I'm talking about BIG bucks in this context, I'm not referring to the 170+.

Big, 160" plus are rare breeds in the Northwoods of WI away from any agriculture. I would be curious to see of any 160" plus deer shot in the Northwoods away from ag fields.

The buck my old man shot last week is not a monster by any means but made quite a stir in his local area. The mass is what is impressive.

The registration station said one of their biggest bucks ever registered. He was contacted twice by the local dnr office to do aging......he wasn't going to drive it in and they wouldn't stop at his place for whatever reason. He said he may send in the teeth for aging after the taxidermist is through with it.

He is happy he shot it but said the attention is annoying. His deer wouldn't be big news if shot in the central or southern part of the state. I was kind of surprised by the attention he was/is receiving.

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Unread postby **BassBoysLLP** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 4:17 am

^ I agree Hodag. They are a rare breed, but at one time they were a bit more common, especially in the NW part of the state. Wolves, aggressive management, and winters have taken their toll.

Also, the mass is very impressive on your dad's buck. Great trophy!

Unread postby **Dewey** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 4:18 am

Hodag Hunter wrote:
BassBoysLLP wrote:
Dewey wrote:
BassBoysLLP wrote:Wow. Slob. Biggest thing I've seen hit the dirt in the northern half of the state this year.

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I know of a good number of big bucks killed in the northern half of the state. Guys are keeping their mouths shut and not floating pics around the internet.

Interesting. This is the first booner I've seen come out of the northwoods this year. When I'm talking about BIG bucks in this context, I'm not referring to the 170+.

Big, 160" plus are rare breeds in the Northwoods of WI away from any agriculture. I would be curious to see of any 160" plus deer shot in the Northwoods away from ag fields.

The buck my old man shot last week is not a monster by any means but made quite a stir in his local area. The mass is what is impressive.

The registration station said one of their biggest bucks ever registered. He was contacted twice by the local dnr office to do aging......he wasn't going to drive it in and they wouldn't stop at his place for whatever reason. He said he may send in the teeth for aging after the taxidermist is through with it.

He is happy he shot it but said the attention is annoying. His deer wouldn't be big news if shot in the central or southern part of the state. I was kind of surprised by the attention he was/is receiving.

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Wow! That pic is even more impressive than the other you posted. Love the mass! 8-)

Unread postby **olivertractor** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:18 am

Dewey wrote:
Hodag Hunter wrote:
BassBoysLLP wrote:
Dewey wrote:
BassBoysLLP wrote:Wow. Slob. Biggest thing I've seen hit the dirt in the northern half of the state this year.

[ Post made via Android ]

I know of a good number of big bucks killed in the northern half of the state. Guys are keeping their mouths shut and not floating pics around the internet.

Interesting. This is the first booner I've seen come out of the northwoods this year. When I'm talking about BIG bucks in this context, I'm not referring to the 170+.

Big, 160" plus are rare breeds in the Northwoods of WI away from any agriculture. I would be curious to see of any 160" plus deer shot in the Northwoods away from ag fields.

The buck my old man shot last week is not a monster by any means but made quite a stir in his local area. The mass is what is impressive.

The registration station said one of their biggest bucks ever registered. He was contacted twice by the local dnr office to do aging......he wasn't going to drive it in and they wouldn't stop at his place for whatever reason. He said he may send in the teeth for aging after the taxidermist is through with it.

He is happy he shot it but said the attention is annoying. His deer wouldn't be big news if shot in the central or southern part of the state. I was kind of surprised by the attention he was/is receiving.

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Wow! That pic is even more impressive than the other you posted. Love the mass!

X2, I didn't notice that either, nice!

Unread postby **olivertractor** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:22 am

Buckbuster28 wrote:

Anyone have any further info on this buck I seen it on Facebook last week and it said it had been shot in northern Wisconsin on public land

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I heard this buck came from somewhere near Barnes, WI about 3 weeks ago. That there sand country, scrub jack and square miles grew this one!

Unread postby **Stanley** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:25 am

Great buck for sure.

Unread postby **Dewey** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:40 am

olivertractor wrote:
Buckbuster28 wrote:

Anyone have any further info on this buck I seen it on Facebook last week and it said it had been shot in northern Wisconsin on public land

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I heard this buck came from somewhere near Barnes, WI about 3 weeks ago. That there sand country, scrub jack and square miles grew this one!

Been some great bucks killed up around the Hayward area.

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Unread postby **olivertractor** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:47 am

Dewey wrote:
olivertractor wrote:
Buckbuster28 wrote:

Anyone have any further info on this buck I seen it on Facebook last week and it said it had been shot in northern Wisconsin on public land

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I heard this buck came from somewhere near Barnes, WI about 3 weeks ago. That there sand country, scrub jack and square miles grew this one!

Been some great bucks killed up around the Hayward area.

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For sure, pulls some sleepers out every now and then! I don't know this bucks story, but I'd be surprised if he didn't have a nice little bedroom! :lol:

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