Another good ol days monster

r270 · Jan 12, 2013

LAST EDITED ON Jan-12-13 AT 08:34PM (MST)[p]POSTED THIS SEVERAL YEARS AGO BUT STILL LOVE TO SHARE IT ......HOPE YOU ENJOY IT

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Vanilla · Jan 12, 2013

Link not working.

r270 · Jan 12, 2013

reposted try again...

jorka · Jan 12, 2013

Hell ya. Love the Lever action.

nfh · Jan 13, 2013

I like the lever action to, he didn't use no .338 laupa for a 2000 yard shot

257Tony · Jan 13, 2013

Ahhh, 2008, the good ole days!

What is the story behind this buck??

r270 · Jan 13, 2013

This buck was killed by my Grandpa back in the 50s in the Basalt-Aspen area of Colorado .He left the antlers hanging in a tree and never went back to get them !!!I asked why and he said you cant eat the horns !!!!A great buck

oldmossback · Jan 13, 2013

Thanks for posting buddy. Sounds just like what my dad would have said also.

PleaseDear · Jan 13, 2013

My dad has allot of big buck black and white photo's from him and my Uncle Neal hunts from them growing up in the Malad, Idaho area and some from the Wasatch Front, back in the day.

Ever since my mom past away, my dad (82 years old now) can't seem to find much of what mom stored away....she was very organized.

One of these days we will open the correct box and find them.

Even with me in a few photo's back in my snot nose brat days..ha

Robb

Ghostbuck · Jan 14, 2013

Great Buck!

r270 · Jan 14, 2013

any guess on a score??

Ghostbuck · Jan 14, 2013

Yep! Plenty Good-Enough!!!

elkantlers · Jan 16, 2013

I call photo shop. There is no way you can kill a buck like that with an open sights 30-30.

Nice buck by the way.

littlebighorn · Jan 16, 2013

Those old guns filled the air with lead, back in the day. My first three years hunting was with a similar weapon and deer like that were able to survive because guns like that were the norm.

Times have certainly changed...not necessarily for the better!