Sonofthesouth Muley Pics

huntsonora · Dec 6, 2006

As promised, here are some pictures that my buddy Olin Clawson has taken over the years. As I stated earlier, I dont know anybody in the state that has found and photographed bigger deer. He also has the sheds off of some of these deer and they are incredible.

Hard to find pictures with two all time record book typicals in it...

And one of my all time favorites...

There is more to come!

Thanks Olin, for allowing me to share these with hard core mule deer fanatics

Drum

huntsonora · Dec 6, 2006

More...

huntsonora · Dec 6, 2006

257Tony · Dec 6, 2006

Incredible!! Some once in many lifetime Bucks in there for sure....

Somebody didn't like bouncing betty

Devlin · Dec 6, 2006

Wow! what can I say......Devlin

BLT · Dec 6, 2006

Awesome pics thanks for the post....got my fix for today...

Triple_Shock · Dec 6, 2006

is it just me or is the doe in the 2nd picture missing a tail.... haha, dunno how i managed to spot that with all those amazing bucks! wow!

littlefoot · Dec 7, 2006

way nice...a lot of hard work involved there....thank you and good luck this spring...

stickerpt · Dec 7, 2006

Sure would like to tag along with him during hunting season!

Muleyslyr · Dec 7, 2006

No doubt....sweet pics!! Those typicals are jaw dropping! Definately look forward to more pics.

Boskee · Dec 7, 2006

Great pics and man what a selection of quality! thank you!

cohntr6 · Dec 7, 2006

yikes!!
Great pictures!
If you need somebody to shoot one of those monsters, I will!
Thanks for sharing.
Jeff

sonofthesouth · Dec 7, 2006

Thanks boys, about half of these deer are in the unit that my friend drew when his father passed. The unit has a very low success rate-7% mostly because of the difficult terrain, your almost always socked in by timber and with very few high vantage points to glass from. To say we cut our teeth learning to still hunt is an understatement. The big brown shed I 'm holding is a buck that I shot over (story is under the General section: congradulations MM member-Huntsonora) and I have never seen that buck again. I've spent countless hours looking but who knows. Thanks for the compliments I'm sure Drum will post more pics soon.

Son of the south

hoofsandhorns · Dec 7, 2006

Absolutly incredible!! Thanks a ton for sharing.

Rod

littlebighorn · Dec 7, 2006

Hey Sonny-south, If you are seeing bucks like that, I want to crawl into your back pocket and follow along. Great Pics!! and even greater bucks!!!

Chef · Dec 7, 2006

Phenominal pictures of some brutes!

Thanks!

Chef
"I Love Animals...They're Delicious!"

Dub · Dec 7, 2006

Wow, those are some awesome pictures. That typical on the right side is about as good as it gets. Thanks for the pics.

Dub

MrClyde · Dec 7, 2006

Wow SOTS!!! Those are some dandy bucks ya got there!!! Lets see some more!!!

BCBOY · Dec 7, 2006

Now that sounds like my kind of unit. Stillhunting timber with Absolute Awesome bucks like that. Wow! I love the pic of those 2 typicals together.

sonofthesouth · Dec 7, 2006

Some of the early pics like the 4 bucks togather are from as far back as 2000. some are last year rut. So these pics span some time. This is a buck from this year just days before he would have rubbed. I wouldnt hesitate to say that I could have been this bucks firt human experience. I was in the middle of a elk hunt that did not allow me to pursue him. I went back 6 days later glassed and hung cameras on the nearest water but... no luck, my guess is he rubbed within a couple of days of me seeing him and he relocated.

Son of the south

sonofthesouth · Dec 7, 2006

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Small main frame, (short main beams)185" @ best but decent extras, at any rate a good buck. Great mass!!

Son of the south