NM Monster Mule Deer!

canislatrans · Aug 24, 2006

This is one of three original photos that started it all and made this New Mexico buck famous. The score is still unknown but it is estimated that this buck will go around the 350 mark. Let me know what you think.

Chef · Aug 24, 2006

Should go 351" with the dust additions.

Nice buck. What year was it taken?

Chef
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Pistolero_in_NM · Aug 24, 2006

Ah, the Silver Bell buck used to be the only good reason to go to Carlsbad. Now there ain't one!!!J/K ;-) I always heard it came off the Jic in the 40's or 50's Great Buck!!!

Tuffbucker · Aug 24, 2006

Nice buck! Thats a lot of bone!!

wesmd · Aug 25, 2006

LAST EDITED ON Aug-25-06 AT 09:53AM (MST)[p]Jic buck from back in the day, could use a remount job.

Bigbuck9 · Aug 25, 2006

I belive that it was remounted and now hangs in a local resturant. What I wouldn't give to shoot a buck like that.

AZtrophyhunter · Aug 25, 2006

I bet that thing had a kink in his neck trying to balance out that dropper on the right side.

TFinalshot · Aug 25, 2006

LAST EDITED ON Aug-25-06 AT 05:49PM (MST)[p]If there's one thing that money cant buy, it's a buck like that. There's not enough money, even in a rich-guys bank account, to even produce a buck like that, let alone see one live long enough to reach that potential. . . Kind of a sobering thought come to think of it. . .

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