Hows this for a Buck??

[John Marshall]

I will say again I haven't witnessed this deer with my own eyes but the source seems legit, I think we will know soon enough. He was shot outside of St Thomas Ontario with a bow earlier this week.

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[Icon]

Nice buck! Don't think he needs to sit so far back though, looks big enough.

 

[CROWCA]

You got to get the camera close so the horn is bigger.Nice deer seen bigger.

 

[Crashman]

Nice deer! Is that a friend of yours?

 

[John Marshall]

No, a freind of mine works with his sister.

 

[dutchhunter]

that is a great buck and st thomas is a great area for big deer .i have a budy that lives up that way and he has taken some real whoppers around that area as well as almyr ont

 

[M12shooter]

Nice buck, gray old fella he is!

 

[308BAR]

meh....is only a hammer buck.

 

[archie126]

Nice buck, I'd be smiling too.

 

[Furync]

Nice buck, I'd be smiling too.

me too... I wouldn't be so far behind it though... that's pretty stupid. Proves to everyone that the buck is smaller in person (on top of looking stupid).

 

[hunt365]

Looks like a horse with antlers wow!!!!

 

[Jose]

Nice size buck, but what an ugly snout!
If he were mine I'd only make minced meat with him. Steaks would be too tough from this guy.

 

[Lawrence D]

Congratulations indeed.

Very well done.

 

[Smokepole]

Nice buck and great pictures. Nothing wrong with a bit of perspective in a trophy pic, as long as the hand is on the antler (or fish). Producing good trophy pics is a skill in itself.

 

[Scott_N]

Nice looking buck, I'd shoot it if I had the opportunity.

 

[fishkinger]

Great buck and I'm not trying to be the ethic police here but where's the frickin' tag????????

 

[Gylar]

Whats wrong with a couple of pics first and then putting on the tag?




Anyways, thats incredible! Amazing looking buck. Good to know that they're out there and so close as well.

 

[trevj]

Great buck and I'm not trying to be the ethic police here but where's the frickin' tag????????

Tags here in Alberta look like a ski pass. A sticky tag, and a wire clip to put through a cut on the critter.

Usually they end up on one of the hind legs, around the tendon.

We don't tape up the antlers.

See http://www.albertaregulations.ca/huntingregs/ and pull down the menu under "Big Game Regs", and then "Tagging".

Cheers
Trev

 

[archie126]

Tags here in Alberta look like a ski pass. A sticky tag, and a wire clip to put through a cut on the critter.

Usually they end up on one of the hind legs, around the tendon.

We don't tape up the antlers.

See http://www.albertaregulations.ca/huntingregs/ and pull down the menu under "Big Game Regs", and then "Tagging".

Cheers
Trev

In Ontario it goes thru a slit in the ear or around the antler.

 

[beefman]

Whats wrong with a couple of pics first and then putting on the tag?

Nothing.... but it must be attached at the site of recovery.