Iowa county, WI buck?
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Iowa county, WI buck?
Anyone have the details of the huge buck floating around FB? The photos are in a picked corn field with a combine in the background. Looks to be a 185+/- typical.
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Re: Iowa county, WI buck?
A real slammer.
Looks like he bled well
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Heard all sorts of rumors, be interesting to hear the real deal.
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Dewey wrote:Nice buck. Did he hit him with the corn picker?
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Looking at the foamy froth it looks to be double lunged?
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Re: Iowa county, WI buck?
A bunch more pics of it on the wisconsin rut report page on FB
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hunter_mike wrote:A bunch more pics of it on the wisconsin rut report page on FB
Guess this means the rut started.
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Re: Iowa county, WI buck?
Rut would have to be going no buck like that would stand in a field in daylight for any other reason.
Great buck even if it was luck that killed it not skill.
Great buck even if it was luck that killed it not skill.
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Wow hope it's legit. Awesome Buck.
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Monster for sure.
I hope all is legit and if so congrats to the hunter.
Couple things just look odd to me in that pic there may be other pics that clarify but to me that rack looks photo shopped onto that deer's head.
For one, It looks funny where it's attached to the head. Secondly the clarity of the rack looks different than the deer's body?
Thirdly, how do you hold a bucks head up by the antler with one open hand on (I don't know how to explain it) the uphill side?? meaning wouldn't the weight of the head just make it flop right over. Sure you could do it if you gripped the antler wrapping your thumb around it ,but his hand is open??? How does that work??
I hate to sound like a naysayer and again if Im seeing it wrong I apoligize, but for now, till I see better pics, I call fubar.
I hope all is legit and if so congrats to the hunter.
Couple things just look odd to me in that pic there may be other pics that clarify but to me that rack looks photo shopped onto that deer's head.
For one, It looks funny where it's attached to the head. Secondly the clarity of the rack looks different than the deer's body?
Thirdly, how do you hold a bucks head up by the antler with one open hand on (I don't know how to explain it) the uphill side?? meaning wouldn't the weight of the head just make it flop right over. Sure you could do it if you gripped the antler wrapping your thumb around it ,but his hand is open??? How does that work??
I hate to sound like a naysayer and again if Im seeing it wrong I apoligize, but for now, till I see better pics, I call fubar.
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