trail cam muley,B&C or not

whaletail · Jan 11, 2009

I checked my trail cams yesterday and was surprise to get these pictures of a great buck. Anyone care to make a guess on what he will score?

bigandtasty · Jan 11, 2009

184 3/8

drannan · Jan 11, 2009

definitly not. upper 170's though.

gznokes · Jan 11, 2009

185 maybe pushing 190. I like that buck.

Muleymemories · Jan 11, 2009

Great buck has the tine length, with a few more inches of mass he might make it . I would say upper 180's

BuckSnort · Jan 11, 2009

If he doesnt make it he's damn close...Awesome pics, I bet you were excited when you first looked at them....

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LESGO54 · Jan 11, 2009

no matter what it scores its a great buck

ADDICT · Jan 11, 2009

180s Needs a couple of years! Sweet buck though.

slider · Jan 11, 2009

High 170's

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timpram · Jan 11, 2009

Good buck with deep fork, but needs some mass. 170

zboys · Jan 11, 2009

Mass is the last thing you should look at in judging a buck. That buck has no major weakness. Great inside spread, great main beams the tines are solid. The buck would gross as close to 190 as you can get. there is no way he would only go in the 170s.

Cool buck!

fugitive · Jan 11, 2009

He would score a place in my freezer and on my wall!!!

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whaletail · Jan 11, 2009

Well, hopefully I will be picking up those horns off of a snow bank in a week or so then I'll let you know what the true score is .Stay tuned!

NeverStopHuntin · Jan 11, 2009

Whaletail- That is an awesome typical. Good luck on the sheds. I'm wondering what you did to get the buck to step in front of the camera.

whaletail · Jan 12, 2009

>Whaletail- That is an awesome typical.
>Good luck on the sheds.
>I'm wondering what you did
>to get the buck to
>step in front of the
>camera.

If you look close in the left side of the picture you'll see a red rock. It's actualy a chunk of mineral block.

WildAntlers · Jan 12, 2009

Sweet buck! What kind of Trail Camera are you using?

NeverStopHuntin · Jan 12, 2009

Thanks Whaletail- have you had a lot of success with muleys on mineral licks?

Gator · Jan 12, 2009

He sure looks like a high 180 class buck, he gots alot of good stuff, hope he puts on some mass next year.

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BreederBuck · Jan 13, 2009

180, I don't think he is as willow horned as you guys are making him out to be. Look at the first pic again. Great buck anyway................

G1 · Jan 13, 2009

Nice buck. I think 179 gross. A little light on the circumference measurements. Looks to be very symetrical. Get those sheds.

whaletail · Jan 13, 2009

>Thanks Whaletail- have you had a
>lot of success with muleys
>on mineral licks?
Yes ,I get a lot of pictures of all kinds of wild life over mineral licks,Even bears.

bigandtasty · Jan 13, 2009

You should have put a 1 lb of PE or C4 in front of the rock,
a pressure pad underneath.

Det-cord it to 2 claymores, on both sides.

Booom!

Bob's your uncle!

That would make him a widow-maker...

whaletail · Jan 13, 2009

>Sweet buck! What kind of Trail
>Camera are you using?

This camera is a BMC Scout Guard.I also use cuddeback Expert cameras.

bigandtasty · Jan 13, 2009

Better yet!

Mix gas and laundry detergent, add a little salt, fill half of 55-gallon barrel.
Use a No. 2 Match or Fusehead Electric Cap on the Claymore underneath, with a Thermite on top of the barrel.

The deer hits the pressure pad and "Vrooom"!

Grilled venison, to a crisp!

What's Bob's score now?

Romulus · Jan 14, 2009

I would guess if you find the sheds they will score around 76 or 77 inches each which should make this a high 170's type buck. He has relatively short G2's and would be lucky to have over 32 inches of mass. Still a real solid buck and will probably make the mid 180's or better next year.