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Saw a 9x10 bull moose 9/6 on the north slope. I will be there during the muzzy deer.

I have a mid-November cape you can have. Green and currently frozen.

Deer tend to pick a temporary bed to watch their back trial. This serves to keep their primary bed a secret from predators. once they are comfortable that they haven't been followed they will move deeper into cover. Results in many unsuccessful stalks if you take to long sneaking. Hurry and...

I had them at 16". As a general rule, the main beam length is pretty near the inside spread. At least within an inch or 2. I failed to adjust my guess despite knowing the buck had a narrow inside spread.

I appreciate you being polite about underestimating your buck. Maybe you can help me figure out where I went wrong. I think it must be in the main beam length. If I guess them at 20" each then I can hit 190". Is this my error?

Great Mass. 172" Gross. 16" Inside. Great memory for you guys. Digging the Rudolph the reindeer boots btw.

I like the tine length. Inside spread is a killer on his score. I'm guessing 16" inside, and in my experience about the same for main beam length. 168" gross. Thanks for sharing

Fantastic buck. Cracking 30. 190" great fronts making up for lack of G1's 25" inside 25" main beams 0" g1 14" G2 6" G3 10" G4 48" inches total mass 3" extra

A Turkey Tale; My first Turkey. I've tried turkey hunting before but as you know, turkey are either on private land or headed towards private land. Unpressured Toms on public land are seldom unpressured for long. May 1st. This was the day the Wasatch Front was battered by high winds. My...

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I killed this buck on the 5th morning of the hunt. We saw shooter bucks every day and I actually passed on this buck the night before. Dawn on Wednesday morning found us looking over the same 7 bucks and about 9am I asked my dad, ?Dad, do you want shoot that buck?? He said exactly what I knew...

Beautiful knives. I'll share. Both of these blades I rescued from the knife bin at Deseret Industries and fitted to mule deer sheds. AS far as hunting, I carry a simple locking blade and a 6" Rapala Fillet knife for fine work like caping.

19" inside 25.5" outside 160-165" Big ears relative to the forehead.

Good forks. Deep g3's & g4's. 23" wide. 20" inside. good mass. 165" Ear position makes him look wider than he is. Shooter on public land.

23-24" inside, exceptional mainbeams!-27", H1=8" 190" P&Y. muleyslayer, Can you crop it? It'd have better detail if there wasn't so much ground.

215" Gross. 23 1/2" Inside. STUD BUCK!

Last year. I've seen him 2 years in a row, will, 2015 be the 3rd?

I have a method. I say 35". Beautiful buck.

SilverEagle is in for rifle scopes

I need a sharp knife

2 bucks we've seen multiple years in a row. We call this buck "Blondie" because he has a pale forehead. Also notice the split in the right ear. We call this buck "crooked browtine buck". The "5th Inline Buck" Second year we've seen him.

LAST EDITED ON Sep-01-14 AT 01:27PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Sep-01-14 AT 01:25?PM (MST) MEANT TO BE SUBMITTED INTO THE SCOUTING PICS TOPIC 2 bucks we've seen multiple years in a row. We call this buck "Blondie" because he has a pale forehead. Also notice the split in the right ear. We call...

175" main frame with 20" of extras, pushing 200" gross. 32" wide outside. He scores weak because of the inside spread. phenomenal buck nevertheless. BANG!

Wow. He's even better than I thought he would be. I'll keep my mouth shut about his haunt. I will need to see him on the ground as my reward.

LAST EDITED ON Aug-11-14 AT 12:57PM (MST)[p]Nicest bull I've ever seen on the north slope. Maybe not big enough though.

Fair enough and thanks for being respectful.

Dear disbelievers, With much respect I make my case. My calculation is very scientific. I am simply figuring the ratio of a known measurement (ears) and the number of pixels across those ears. Then I figure the number of pixels of any segment of a bucks antlers and multiply it by the ratio...

I'm going to say that he is at least 36" and 215" gross. His inside spread is 31". That's if his ears are considered 22" tip to tip.

Hi MM Members, first post for me. Just thought I would share our fun. My son killed this buck on Saturday Sept 29th. Because he is a youth he was able to use his General Season permit during the muzzleloader hunt. The story; My dad and I took my son into the backcountry the night before...