Wyoming Timberline Buck

DeerKing · Jan 16, 2004

Here are a few pics ICMDEER sent me to post. OK, maybe the country is a little lower than timberline but its still a nice deer. Good looking buck Jim.

BrianID · Jan 16, 2004

nice back forks

BigPig · Jan 16, 2004

Nice everything!

Bearhunter · Jan 16, 2004

nice tall rack

Bambistew · Jan 16, 2004

Uffda... thats a nice one for sure. Thanks for posting

Ant · Jan 16, 2004

Great buck, nice pics thanks for posting

Hornseeker · Jan 16, 2004

Sweet, his backend is TALL!

ICMDEER · Jan 16, 2004

I have a set of sheds from this guy's dad and one antler scores 93 and 2/8. This buck is a year or two away from that, but he has the same exact genes and make-up. I think this deer will go 180, and his front forks are better than the picture shows them. Anyhow, there are lots of deer and several decent bucks in the corn right around home. They are having a real good winter.

BCBOY · Jan 16, 2004

Very nice looking Buck! Thanks for sharing the pics ICM.

Cass · Jan 16, 2004

Perfect box frame
Bucks needs another 2 years and he'll be one hell of a buck.

-Cass

Tuffbucker · Jan 16, 2004

Awesome buck. Id shoot him if I saw him!!

TheKnack · Jan 16, 2004

Awesome pictures.
Great looking buck as well.
Thanks for sharing.
Best,
Jerry

nk · Jan 16, 2004

great pic.
thanks,
nk

BULLSCAT · Jan 16, 2004

Terrific photos as usual! That is my type of Buck! I am a sucker for the tall racks and deep forks!!!

nontypical · Jan 16, 2004

Great buck,Jim,and nice pics.I promise you he is better than 180,even without the brows!Later,N.T.

searcher · Jan 16, 2004

I'll take one just like it.

Searchin' for a 4 X 4

BigChicken · Jan 16, 2004

I agree, he should gross around 190. He's got a good inside spread that his main beams should be able to match. He also has good mass, just lacking a little in the G3 and browtine departments.

OnTarget · Jan 16, 2004

ICMDEER
Great pics & congrats on finding his sheds

nebraxas · Jan 16, 2004

Is that a food plot? JK. Thanks for posting. Nice pictures.

Doug

ICMDEER · Jan 17, 2004

Nope - no food plot. These deer usually bed on our place, but this year the are feeding in the neighbor's corn. The wind blew like heck right before it was harvested and there's all kinds of corn on the ground. They are eating it all the time. There were 60-80 deer there the other night. It's nice to see the mule deer in good habitat. We have whitetails, too, but there are fewer and the muleys actually displace them from this area.

Gator · Jan 18, 2004

Good feed like that should help them thru this winter, I know your neighbor don't like losing that corn, but it sure did work out great for the deer, Will your neighbor run cows on it to clean it up, we always run cows on corn stalks during the winter it helps them. Do you have any pheasents around there,looks like good cover for them in the background. NICE PICTURE

ICMDEER · Jan 18, 2004

The neighbor will put his cows in there pretty soon. But he's a tough guy to predict. We do not have hardly any pheasants, and I can't figure out why. We have good habitat and they just are not here. 100 miles east in Nebraska, they are plentiful. I think between the low humidity and predators, they struggle. We have a few turkeys and lots of geese, but not any pheasants.