please delete :(
11-03-2008, 07:27 AM
#22
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 721
RE: SCHULTZY POST THE PICS HERE (LESS PAGES)
Quite a buildup to the story to end up with a couple cellphone kitchen pics??Huge forum violation. We'll have to write you a ticket for that one.
I think everyone was anticipating some recovery pics to see what the 'yotes had done. In any case, congrats on the fine deer.
I think everyone was anticipating some recovery pics to see what the 'yotes had done. In any case, congrats on the fine deer.
11-03-2008, 08:41 AM
#23
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Southeast Missouri
Posts: 968
RE: SCHULTZY POST THE PICS HERE (LESS PAGES)
Excellent buck...and I'm happy for you that you were able to recover him. At odd times this weekend, I thought about you and this great buck...glad it all worked out.
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what a monster buck. congrats
11-03-2008, 01:30 PM
#29
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Deer Country
Posts: 2,244
RE: SCHULTZY POST THE PICS HERE (LESS PAGES)
ORIGINAL: Hoytail Hunter
I learned not to get so mouthy with an officer of the law a long time ago. You sir obviously haven't! 
Congrats again Mr. Officer, Sir.
ORIGINAL: solocamcan
No, not at all, relax...I was just asking. Surely you do with a buck of a lifetime like that, you took field photos. And I won't be the only one to ask, because the deer just looks so more impressive with a body attached to it. So stop getting bent over a simple question.
ORIGINAL: KSPOLICEMAN
Oh boy here we go..cant please everyone...I can see where this is going to go, sorry Dennis do you have it out for me?
Oh boy here we go..cant please everyone...I can see where this is going to go, sorry Dennis do you have it out for me?
Congrats again Mr. Officer, Sir.
11-03-2008, 02:11 PM
#30
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Orange county, NY
Posts: 2,949
RE: SCHULTZY POST THE PICS HERE (LESS PAGES)
ORIGINAL: Hoytail Hunter
I learned not to get so mouthy with an officer of the law a long time ago. You sir obviously haven't!
Congrats again Mr. Officer, Sir.
ORIGINAL: solocamcan
No, not at all, relax...I was just asking. Surely you do with a buck of a lifetime like that, you took field photos. And I won't be the only one to ask, because the deer just looks so more impressive with a body attached to it. So stop getting bent over a simple question.
ORIGINAL: KSPOLICEMAN
Oh boy here we go..cant please everyone...I can see where this is going to go, sorry Dennis do you have it out for me?
Oh boy here we go..cant please everyone...I can see where this is going to go, sorry Dennis do you have it out for me?
Congrats again Mr. Officer, Sir.
Personally I think this gentleman, who's service to the community is admirable but hardly relevant, thought he shot a big deer, much better than he really did, got on the net and bragged about it, but after he could not find it, felt silly and spent 3 days searching for a rack to pose w/ ,probably at a local taxidermist, to try to put and end to the speculation and embarrassment of a long thread he wished he didnt start.
Heres what brings me to my conclusion.
1. like others have stated, there are no in field photos. Just makes no sense that no pics were taken of the rotting head. I know if I killed a buck like that, Id take a pic of it ,the way it was found , who wouldn't?
2.Ive seen alot of racks waiting to be mounted at taxidermist shops, and that one ,in the photo, is one if Ive ever seen it. Again, are we to believe he took the 1st photo after the taxidermist prepared it?
3. How long did it take to actually post this pic,after it was supposedly found? Sorry, its just not that hard to post pics on this site.
4. look at the photo closley, it looks like the rack has been drying a while, its very white. When a rack has just been cleaned and bolied , which is necessary to de flesh a skull plate that quick, its yellow for a while.
Im sure some will call me a butt hole for calling BS on this one, but hey, there was like, 3 threads ,many pages long about this deer and I think this story stinks and Im just telling like it is.
If you have any other pics of you with this deer before it was de fleshed and prepped for taxidermy, I will be the 1st apologize, but I aint gonna hold my breath.