Big West Texas Muley
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whiskeybent
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Wow what a fine buck. My inlaws live in texas, maybe that will give me an reason to go visit them 
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MuleyBuck009
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Johnny,
Nice buck buddy - that little piece of heaven in West Texas is worth its weight in gold. Congrats on another fine buck.
Robert
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Nice buck buddy - that little piece of heaven in West Texas is worth its weight in gold. Congrats on another fine buck.
Robert
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tawstaxidermy
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Nice buck congrades to you .One of my customers just brought in two muleys from texas that him and his dad got . One is a 30 inch 4x4 monster 190 plus buck the other is a 5x6 about 26 inch wide both buck are nice and heavey like the buck in the photo.
I never new texas had such nice muleys, but it did cost them 5000.00 to hunt . to much money for me.
I never new texas had such nice muleys, but it did cost them 5000.00 to hunt . to much money for me.
treedagain
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great buck....good job
AZtrophyhunter
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Very nice. I lived out by Borger/Pampa for a year & was always looking for muleys but never saw anything.
swbuckmaster
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LAST EDITED ON Dec-28-09 AT 03:06PM (MST)[p]that is a great buck!
Archery is a year round commitment!!
Archery is a year round commitment!!
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Chef
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I've been seeing nice deer coming out of W Texas on here in the last few years.
Congratulations. That's a beautiful buck.
Congratulations. That's a beautiful buck.
muleymaddness
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Here are a few more 09 TX muleys, including another picture of the buck in post #15 it looks like.
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southmountain
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Those last one come from around Odessa and were fed Purina pretty heavy great deer none the less
muleymaddness
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They came from Gaines county, west of Odessa on the NM border.
sageadvice
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Fortis, Thanks for posting up that pic. It's a true monster buck, if lucky, a once in a lifetime kind of deer! What a Pig!!!
But, 203 net? I know that's just what you were told but I really don't think so. Not net. It is obvious, at least to me, that that buck has way too many deductions to "net" anywhere near 200"
Hell of a trophy buck though!
Joey
But, 203 net? I know that's just what you were told but I really don't think so. Not net. It is obvious, at least to me, that that buck has way too many deductions to "net" anywhere near 200"
Hell of a trophy buck though!
Joey
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bigoltom
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After seeing all those deer, I wanna go to Texas. Congrats to all on some nice bucks!
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If you look at the side without the trash I just do not see more than 85-90 inches of antler and that is stretching what I would guess the actual measurements are. The G-4 on that side is at least 3 inches longer than the G-4 on the side with trash so that would be deducted from net score which would make the net for the clean side around 82-87.Double that and you get 164-174 plus spread minus trash. So 170ish +26 (generous guess on inside spread) - 7 (visible trash) = 189 net. If I had to bet I would bet the net score would be a little lower than that even. However maybe the picture really hides the score. Fantastic buck either way!
Romulus, not being argumentative here by any stretch because I haven't actually seen the buck. However, this hunter has killed several bucks off the Jicarilla, several in Sonora, etc. In other words he's a very "seasoned" mule deer hunter who's scored numerous big deer of his own. His green scores were 220+ gross/ 203" net green. Time will tell.
sageadvice
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203" net... non typical? I might agree with that from what i can see. Stud buck and kinda sorry to bring it up but anytime scores are mentioned, i look see what i think and these forums are for our comments.
Joey
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