From back in the day

nvbones · Apr 30, 2017

Not my buck but I was given it by my FIL, he shot it back in the day when he was 20 or so, said he was just hiking some mountain in S. Idaho and this was the first buck that came out, hes not much of a trophy hunter. 32 inches from kicker to kicker and carries its mass very well. Sorry about the yellowing in the picture i think im due for a new point and shoot.

ridgetops · Apr 30, 2017

That's a dandy.
A real OIL buck.

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Founder · Apr 30, 2017

Cool. Very cool.

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Shadow · Apr 30, 2017

Very cool buck and those old timers generally just threw them out on the roof of the barn or nailed them on a board and hung them on the porch. Or let the dog chew them up. My dad had quite a few of those from back in the day and he always said "well you can't eat the horns".

oilcan · Apr 30, 2017

Great looking Buck
Thanks for sharing

YBO · Apr 30, 2017

You wouldn't turn that buck down. That left G4 is insane. Thanks for sharing. Score?

YBO · Apr 30, 2017

At first I thought about 200"s...after further review...212"s?????

nvbones · Apr 30, 2017

I scored him at 211 3/8, when I first saw him I was expecting 220+, his measurements are 83 3/8 la 84 2/8 ra, 20 2/8 spread credit, and 23 4/8 extras credit. Mainframe 4 typical (plus eyeguards) score is at 187 and change.