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Which buck do you prefer?

Started by vermonster13, September 08, 2007, 10:54:00 PM

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NW

Now that we've exhausted all possibilities, lets get started.

ozarkcherrybow1

I can get alot more nocks and knife handles out of a nice NT, which is what I would really like to harvest. I would get more enjoyment out of the rack that way(besides, mounts are EXPENSIVE!)
If I was dreaming of the ultimate tropy mount, I would definitely go for the perfect typical. With matching droptines...OH YEAH....

snag

I've seen some non-typicals that aren't so good looking and I have seen some typicals that aren't so good looking. There is just something about a heavy symetrical muley or blacktail that does it for me. I have seen a handful of non-typical muleys that look great. So, to answer your question, it depends on the formation of the rack.
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

pseman

If I have to choose, I'll take the non-typical. Either would be awesome, but I've never even seen a non-typical in the woods.

Mark
Mark Thornton

It doesn't matter how or what you shoot, as long as you hit your target.

Onestringer

I take a big freak nasty rack buck any day.
Sights, SIGHTS, we don't need no stinkin sights!!!!!

If Geronimo shot a Black Widow, you would be speaking Apache.

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knife river

Something like this would be okay.

 

Dang, all the times I've looked at that photo I never noticed those two guys!!!...  That would have been a great picture if they hadn't buggered it up.     :wavey:      :)
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allanburden

My dream deer is a symetrical (is that right  :bigsmyl:  ) ten point.  My dad has always wanted to shoot one and has been unable to do so.  Now he has rotator cuff problems and can no longer shoot a bow and I hope to hang one on the wall for him in thanks of all he has done for me.
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