200" perfect 14 pointer, pics........
07-24-2005, 08:56 PM
#12
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RE: 200" perfect 14 pointer, pics........
DoctorDeath,
Texas bucks do get pretty heavy horned. Most people think they are all "penical racked" but honsetly I see very few mature bucks that have thin racks. Most mature bucks in s. Tx will have 33-36" of mass measurements, which isint huge but still along way from being pencil thin. My buddy this past season shot a 9pointer in s. Texas that grossed 159". The buck had almost 43" of mass measurements and wasent entered in any deer contest because he wasent big enough to place first in any contest for the "heaviest mass" catagory. I think the big difference between our deer and deer up north, is that our deer normally have to reach5 1/2 years old and older before they get decent mass. Compared to deer up north who can get really nice mass measurements at 2 1/2 or 3.
Heres a picture of the new Texas state record 10 pointer which was also killed this past season. It was taken off the 25,000 Shiner ranch. On average the ranch produces12-17 bucks each year that break the 150" mark, with most of those breaking the 160-170 range.
http://www.loscuernos.com/Bill%20Glendening%20111304.jpg
Heres another typical that was pictured underneath the one above. This typical will also make the B&C for the 04-05 season. He grossed alittle more then 185" even with a broken tine.....
http://www.loscuernos.com/Stuart%20Stedman.jpg
Texas bucks do get pretty heavy horned. Most people think they are all "penical racked" but honsetly I see very few mature bucks that have thin racks. Most mature bucks in s. Tx will have 33-36" of mass measurements, which isint huge but still along way from being pencil thin. My buddy this past season shot a 9pointer in s. Texas that grossed 159". The buck had almost 43" of mass measurements and wasent entered in any deer contest because he wasent big enough to place first in any contest for the "heaviest mass" catagory. I think the big difference between our deer and deer up north, is that our deer normally have to reach5 1/2 years old and older before they get decent mass. Compared to deer up north who can get really nice mass measurements at 2 1/2 or 3.
Heres a picture of the new Texas state record 10 pointer which was also killed this past season. It was taken off the 25,000 Shiner ranch. On average the ranch produces12-17 bucks each year that break the 150" mark, with most of those breaking the 160-170 range.
http://www.loscuernos.com/Bill%20Glendening%20111304.jpg
Heres another typical that was pictured underneath the one above. This typical will also make the B&C for the 04-05 season. He grossed alittle more then 185" even with a broken tine.....
http://www.loscuernos.com/Stuart%20Stedman.jpg
07-25-2005, 08:13 AM
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RE: 200" perfect 14 pointer, pics........
The deer netted alittle over 200" as a perfect 7x7 fourteen pointer
I would shoot that one.
http://www.texasbiggameawards.com/photos/dev/display.asp?path=C:\hshome\mchristm\texasbiggameaw ards.com\photos\albums\Region_8\French.jpg
07-25-2005, 09:10 AM
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RE: 200" perfect 14 pointer, pics........
To be honest, i dont think id shoot that first buck
By the way the texas state record typical is 196 4/8 net. That deer is 196 2/8 net.
07-26-2005, 05:47 AM
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RE: 200" perfect 14 pointer, pics........
Nice looking buck, I tend to lean towards northern bucks due to their bigger body size and heavier antlers (mass) but that one is a beauty, almost 200 inches! I wonder what the deer weighed...
