Monster British Columbian Typical

BCBOY · Dec 5, 2004

Well the emails are flooding in with jaw droppin' bucks that have been harvested in BC this year. I'll spoon feed ya throughout the off season so not to give you guys heartattacks. LOL!

Here's a pic of a nice typical taken this fall. It scores 212 gross typical, 32 inches wide, 205 net mainframe before the additional 10 inches deductions due to drop tines for a final net 195 score.

Oats · Dec 5, 2004

Thats one impressive buck! Congrats to the hunter. Is that a bighorn or stone in the back?

MattB · Dec 5, 2004

Thats a monster for sure!

The sheep in the background is a Stone.

Heard of any other bigguns been taken Steve?

My brother saw a picture of a 190" typical taken just outside Merritt where me and Steve were doing some cruising.
It was taken by some guys Daughter, Lucky her. Either than that, i havent heard of any other good sized deer being shot.

Are you going to be attending the big buck contest in your area? Me and Steve might make the trip up to check out the racks.

gonehunting · Dec 6, 2004

awesome buck!! Man I love those drop tines.

Hornseeker · Dec 6, 2004

That is a Super buck!

BCbucks · Dec 6, 2004

Thats a Stone's sheep ram in the background.

That buck was actually taken not too far from where I live.

MattB · Dec 6, 2004

BCbucks-With deer like this one and that one that you took last year running around in your areas you need to get out and do some shed hunting!!

mtAl · Dec 6, 2004

You are a cruel and unkind hornography tempter. Its great to see local people taking monsters like that. So?how much for a guided hunt like that in BC?

BCBOY · Dec 6, 2004

Depending on outfitters, the average muley hunt up here can range from $2500-$4000. It really takes some shopping around if you want to get a monster as many outfitters haven't caught on to the fact that a trophy muley is the most desired species right now. They typically try to sell Combo hunts with Moose or Mountain goats as their primary target during the hunt. What that means is that most outfitters aren't taking trophy bucks very often. That also means that the general season locals are the ones taking monsters like this one.