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Ever seen a smaller 8-point rack?

Started by JLyle, October 19, 2012, 01:14:00 AM

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ThePushArchery

J

I got ya beat! Give me a day or so after today's hunt, and I'll snap some pictures of a set of antlers from the second buck I killed back when I was 14 I think.

He is an 8 point smaller than that!

twistedlim

Shot a 7 point almost identical to that a loooong time ago.

fisherick

My brother shot a Vermont 7 point that was smaller than that 20 years ago.

maineac

Here is one that has shown up at a mock scrape I set up (date is wrong).

 



His body is the same size as a spike and forkhorn that have shown up at the same scrape.  Funny thing is the 8 only shows up after dark, the other two show up at anytime.
The season gave him perfect mornings, hunter's moons and fields of freedom found only by walking them with a predator's stride.
                                                             Robert Holthouser

Tim

My buddy Mark found a shed in Kansas last year that fits in the palm of my hand.   It looks like a rack you would see on a little porcelain deer from a gift shop.  A perfect 4 with a sticker off the base of the main beam.  It's the coolest thing I've ever seen.  I made such a fuss over it he gave it to me and it sits in a stone bowl on my kitchen table.  I'll try to get a photo up later tonight.

stickandstring

My guess, could be a european roe deer.
Let it fly ->>------>

Chris O

Cool rack! Im always curious what deer like that would look like in a few years.

Heres a pic of a similar sized whitetail from my area in 2010. First time I saw him in person I figured he would go on and make a monster one day. Hopefully hes still running around.



JLyle

Longbows, you see, do not make mistakes...there is no tuning to distract attention from the task at hand or provide excuses when arrows wind up in places we did not ask them to visit.

JLyle

and it was going so well...(sigh). Posting pics is a pain, some times.
Longbows, you see, do not make mistakes...there is no tuning to distract attention from the task at hand or provide excuses when arrows wind up in places we did not ask them to visit.

Tim

Here is a photo of the Kansas shed.....so cool!  

straight_arrow

Tim, with a little luck I'll find the other side in November!
"They're all trophies"

Pat B

This is a deer I shot many years ago. It came from Beaufort Co. SC right next to the Victoria Bluff WMA between Bluffton and Hilton Head on what is now Colleton River Plantation. It is a 10pt but the kicker is he still had his milk teeth so he was only 1 1/2 years old. You can see his jawbone I used to age him under the rack.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Gila Mike

Never saw an 8-pt that small but in the early-1980s I killed a 6-pt in East Texas that was smaller than that. It was a nice symmetrical rack but the whole thing was about the size of a grapefruit.

Bad genes? Poor diet? Who knows?   :dunno:  

Mike
"Hunt ethically and in fair chase. You'll know the feeling when you have done it right!"  .......(Glenn St. Charles, Bows on the Little Delta)


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