They always look bigger going away!

DakotaSage · Feb 9, 2013

I took this picture yesterday and thought I would share. I love it when they skyline for a picture.

NVPete · Feb 9, 2013

I love it ,too. When at least you got a good look. Frustrating,though, when you catch just a glimpse or all you get to see is antler!

http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos/4401biggest_so_far(3).jpg

NVPete · Feb 9, 2013

Here's the one that never posted! ;-)

Big_DD · Feb 11, 2013

ridgetops · Feb 11, 2013

Dakota, how wide do you think that buck is?

There's always next year

DakotaSage · Feb 11, 2013

Here is a front view of the same buck. This is another buck that I think breaks the 30" mark, but not by much. He is a stud that is for sure. It's too bad his right back is so week. His fronts are amazing.

Bill_in_MI · Feb 11, 2013

Awesome pics sir, but I thought I was going to see either kimmy k. or lucy pinder

kingfish · Feb 11, 2013

They always look bigger going away when their ears are back!!!

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Gator · Feb 12, 2013

It's doesn't matter which it is they all look bigger from the rear.

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SantanaOutdoors · Feb 12, 2013

wow!!! makes ya sick seeing it walking off, hope to see you again next year though buddy!

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ridgetops · Feb 12, 2013

I would agree with you Dakota. I think he would go 30". Also, he's one of the rare bucks that looks just as wide looking at you as he does going away. Nice pictures.

There's always next year

VideoDude · Feb 12, 2013

Nice Pics.... Here's one from last year.

GotBowAz · Feb 12, 2013

Love those walking away or on by poses. For the most part the thing that drew my eyes after looking at the racks were the awesome quartering away shots. Those are my favorites! In at the last rib and out just forward of the front shoulder.

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