Antelope Island Pics.
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36moose
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200 grand for the tasty vittles and another 65 for the collar boom.
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B_BOP_A_LU_LU
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-08-11 AT 07:48PM (MST)[p]Here's a couple!
Daxter
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-08-11 AT 10:11PM (MST)[p]I don't have many AI pics, but here are a couple bucks. The really far away buck was a beast. Sheds scored 220+, giant hook cheater on his left side. A $265 K beast? Probably not, but he was large.
Dax
There is no such thing as a sure thing in trophy mule deer hunting.
Dax
There is no such thing as a sure thing in trophy mule deer hunting.
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dleonard4
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Daxter, at 97 inches, that left side is the largest typical 4 point shed I have ever seen. A georgous set too say the least.
I don't think anybody has got pics of the 265k buck alive, but if he's still alive, this would be him. The NT dleonard4 posted is a possible if he comes back better. The west side has bucks nobody gets pictures of without a $160 horse ride, So I doubt we'll see pics of the bucks killed.
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I don't think anybody has got pics of the 265k buck alive, but if he's still alive, this would be him. The NT dleonard4 posted is a possible if he comes back better. The west side has bucks nobody gets pictures of without a $160 horse ride, So I doubt we'll see pics of the bucks killed.
Yelum
That much money for a deer is crazy, But I'm glad that Utah and AI can bring that much to the state. How would everyone feel if the tag only went for $5000.00-We would all be saying it should have went for a lot more. The guy that can spend that much has a different meaning of money than most of us.
I hope the hunter gets a big one and maybe next year it will bring even more money.
I hope the hunter gets a big one and maybe next year it will bring even more money.
swbuckmaster
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If bowhunting was easy rifle hunters would do it...
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elkun
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may be we should ask that horse renter where all the big sheds went 5 to 10 years ago when nobody wAS permitted to pick them up /// ???
LAST EDITED ON Feb-09-11 AT 04:51PM (MST)[p]They were still on the ground when they had the first hunt and a few lucky guys loaded up. You got to remember there are only about 50 mature bucks on 24,000 acres. Thats only 100 big horns a year. And hikers and horse riders have been picking em up and sneakin em off year round.
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