2 bucks in 09, 175" Average

DKMULEYBUCK · Jan 12, 2010

LAST EDITED ON Jan-12-10 AT 02:49PM (MST)[p]First buck is a general archery Utah, 176". Second buck is a 0 preference point third season Colorado, 174". I said at the beginning of the year that I wasn't getting anything mounted this year. Never mind!

utehunter · Jan 12, 2010

is the bottom buck a 3x4?

SDBugler · Jan 12, 2010

great looking bucks. I love the left side on that second one.

After 2 elk and 3 deer last year, I told my wife the same thing about nothing this year, but now I have two deer at the taxi's. I hate it when I have to lie to her like that!!!!!

ARCHERYBUG · Jan 12, 2010

GOOD JOB !!!!!

DKMULEYBUCK · Jan 12, 2010

Yea, he is a 3x4. Right side was 79", left side 75" 20" IS. Both public land. Im glad my taxiderist takes payments! The velvet buck should be done soon.

hornkiller · Jan 12, 2010

sweat! nothing beats a big velvet buck IMO.

Utah400Elk · Jan 12, 2010

LAST EDITED ON Jan-12-10 AT 09:03PM (MST)[p]Congrats on a good season

Christian · Jan 13, 2010

LAST EDITED ON Jan-13-10 AT 11:05AM (MST)[p]Good job David!
Your bucks seem to be getting bigger every year. Thanks for sharing them, I was hoping they'd show up on here.

The Christian

COLO3D · Jan 13, 2010

Quite a year, congratulations!

DKMULEYBUCK · Jan 13, 2010

Here is a front view of the rifle buck that shows his tine length a little better, 25" main beams. This one actually grew on me when I walked up to it. I passed him up on the second to last evening in hopes I could find him again the next morning when my son could go with me and watch. Hes a good luck charm, The next morning, same spot just after sunrise, there he is, 75 yards and buck down!

unclebuck32 · Jan 13, 2010

Congrats on two great looking bucks my friend!

swapp08 · Jan 13, 2010

Good Season!

rmanwill · Jan 14, 2010

Congrats. Nice bucks. Like the extra on the first buck.

treedagain · Jan 14, 2010

couple of great bucks.....

DKMULEYBUCK · Jan 15, 2010

Thanks to all for the kind words and thanks to the haters out there for keeping there mouths shut! This year topped off sort of a 10 year quest to shoot a mature buck every year since 2000. 160" has always been my benchmark, so now its time to up the standards for the future. A 30", a 200" and a droptine buck are some of the new standards. But then again, sometimes its just fun to shoot one, reguardless of size. Good luck to everyone in the upcoming draws.