200 Inches For 3 Straight Years

[YELUM]

I've had the privledge of seeing some sweet bucks over the years, and some of them broke the 200 inch mark. Here are a couple that did it 3 years in a row.

This first buck was an island deer I first saw in 2010. I heard that he was also a 200 inch buck in 2009, but I never saw him.

2010 I believe his sheds went 240+

2011 He broke a lot of points, but scored 208 broken, 237 unbroken

2012 His best year, scoring 254

This next buck most here are familiar with. A neat buck to see for sure.

2011 This was his 1st year as a 200 incher, scoring 218, with 5-6 inches missing

2012 He came back without the double beam but still scored 209 with 3-4 inches missing.

2013 With mass to spare, he no doubt with again top 200 inches.

These two bucks lived in a realatively tame surroundings, and I've seen very few 200 inchers in the wild, and never on for multiple years.

Feel free to tell about/share photos of you multi year 200 inchers.

Yelum

Theres logic, and theres women. They don't go together.

 

[Snoopdogg]

Wowza! Just one chance--that's all I need. Okay, maybe not, but still....

 

[rmanwill]

Sweet photos YELLUM. Thanks for posting the horn porn!!!

 

[TheFever]

Thanks Yelum!
I love seeing how the same buck's antlers can very year to year.

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For the love of the game

 

[eldorado]

The antler growth in these 2 bucks is phenomenal.

Eldorado

 

[nfh]

IMPRESSIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[NMPaul]

Beautiful animal.

Are you sure the double main beam buck is the same deer? Seems unusual that they deviate that much in one year.

 

[YELUM]

Yep, 100% sure. The deviation was due to an injury, that when healed, he returned to normal the following year.

Yelum

Theres logic, and theres women. They don't go together.

 

[NMPaul]

Thanks Yelum. That is the best example I have seen of an injury goofing up the horn.
Interesting also that they were back to normal the following year.

Great pics by the way.

 

[YELUM]

NMPaul,
I have see several deer pics (usually shot) that had a serious injury on one side of the body, and a messed up antler on the opposite side. For this buck, he had an injury on his left hip, assuming it was a car collision, but healed nicely during the year. Even then I figured he'd be back a normal rack the next year.

Yelum

Theres logic, and theres women. They don't go together.

 

[Robin_Hood]

Yelum,

Great photos.

I wondered if his right side split beam was caused from an injury? Do you know much about the injury? What side of the animal was injured?

I have a good friend who told me that if the animal is injured on one side, the antler will be affected on the opposite side?

Any info?

Thanks

 

[YELUM]

It also helps that he's the only big buck living year round in this cemetary.


Yelum

Theres logic, and theres women. They don't go together.

 

[Pines_N_Tines]

Not to steal Yelum's answer but the winter before the buck grew his double beam, I saw him with an open gash on his flank opposite of the double beam. I was told he was bumped by a car.

 

[Stubaby]

Is that first buck still alive or was it killed by mossy and the gang?

"That's a special feeling, Lloyd"

 

[YELUM]

State hunter killed him.

Yelum

Theres logic, and theres women. They don't go together.

 

[DoubleS]

Beautiful Bucks!. Thanks for sharing.



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