This is a front range deer a co-worker found. I was told that if the other side of this shed scored close to this one with a realistic spread value........275"!
(http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b310/Elksong/2012/DSCN5785.jpg)
Wow! I'd like to meet up with him.
Mike
A whopper for sure,just to think he'll probably be wandering around this year !
WOW!!
I would LOVE to see him on the hoof, even if it was just with camera!LOL! I might melt completely down with the bow,LOL!
Wow monster for sure! :cool:
The year I lived in the springs we had a couple of guys like that hanging around the edge of town and in the Garden of the Gods. Getting up into the high country they became the rare exception. Glad to see there are still some great mule deer bucks left!
That is a fantastic shed, congrats on finding it! Like the other guys, I'd love to see a picture of that guy on the hoof!
Thom
That is awesome. Anyone know what county it came from in Colorado? :saywhat:
What great mass for a Mule deer.........Fantastic!!
It would be a treat to see that deer in the flesh, preferably with tag in pocket and him being about 15 yards away, feeding. Quite the buck.
Monster!
AWESOME :thumbsup:
Wow..i wish you luck in your quest because i know if had that roaming around i wouldnt sleep i would have so many cameras out you would think you were in area 51
Eastern Plains?
Tater -yes!
Shazzzzam!
I should have added (but I was speachless)that's an awesome Deer wherever it came from!
DANG!
I would like to know the weight of that one antler - that is a hum-dinga for sure!
On the hoof - I am sure that some people would have that bad boy confused for an elk....
Hope someone finds the match (but I'd wager that it will be weaker scoring...)!
Shoot straight, Shinken
:archer2:
Wow curious to know how much it weighs?
They grow big on those front range suburb shrubbery don't they?
What a Monster!
I wonder how many have watched him all year only to have him slip through their hands one more year?
That's the stuff dreams are made of. :pray:
I hope he can get a tag in that unit next year!
Wow what buck!!!
Must be some super genetics in the area.
John
World class. Amazing.
WOW as everyone else said....
Wow. Thats the find of a life time.
That is amazing, thank you for sharing that with us! Good luck to whoever earns the opportunity at a shot at that guy (hopefully he is a bowhunter)!
wow look at the knife handles!
WOW!!!!!!
RJ
Great find congrats!!! :thumbsup: God bless.
Wow! :eek:
Wonder what the other side looked like! Danged nice buck,though!!
QuoteOriginally posted by Elksong:
I would LOVE to see him on the hoof, even if it was just with camera!LOL! I might melt completely down with the bow,LOL!
Same here...total melt down with a bow in hand...
What an impressive deer!
Wow, that is a nice find. Any history with this buck??? I hope you find his other side. Good luck hunting him.
After talking to him some more, he also showed me a 230ish shed he had picked up! I guess these are suburban deer that live in his subdivision! They live inside the city limits so no hunting them. I would still like to get a picture of them this year.
wow sure makes me miss Colorado, i was stationed at Ft.Carson for 3 years back in the middle 80's wow what a place
What an awesome shed, suburban deer WOW. What a monster, I would love to see a pic of him also. Thanks for the share .
we have a city not to far from me about 20 miles and they seem to average a Boone and Crockett road kill a couple times a year, big monster bucks roam the city at night urban deer are safe from predation and wow they seem to grow big
That's huge
That is truly awesome. The mulelies where I live are all on Weight Watchers.
Cool find!
WOW! I have seen some big deer in the part of Colorado I am from, also the south eastern plains, but nothing like this guy. Check him for performance enhancing drugs!
Bet that took a load off when he dropped it.Hope they find the other half.
Very cool Jason, thanks for sharing it with us!!!
I'm always amazed at how critters with big racks (deer like that, elk, bou, moose) ever can carry them and get around.
When living in MT, I jumped a few big elk in "doghair" (1-2" samplings thick as "doghair). They'd put their racks back and their nose up and run thru stuff I could hardly push thru with nothing but loud "clickity clack" as they departed post haste!
Criters are truly amazing!
Incredible
I would absolutely love to have the owner of that head gear come waltzing by during archery! Thanks for sharing!!
Very impressive!
WOW!!! Like Centaur said, "It would be a treat to see that deer in the flesh, preferably with tag in pocket and him being about 15 yards away, feeding. Quite the buck."
Except I wouldn't want to see his horns until after I'd shot him. Otherwise I'd be shaking like a teenager at a scary movie!
Whoa! Nice! I see some monsters here in Colorado Springs, but nothing quite that impressive...
Could that be a hybrid (mule/whitetail) antler ?
ChuckC