Hunteresquire

You guys kill me, lol. Good looking rack on that buck. Who could possibly argue with that

North Texan

Correction: The FFA doesn't stand for Future Farmers of America anymore. They passed a resolution here a while back that changed it to simply to FFA. The thought was that the term "Farmers" was misleading because the organization is not just for future farmers. Trying to do away with the plows, cows, and sows stereotype. Tradition went bye-bye in favor of being politically correct.

I like the way you qualify that statement with a "sometimes".

Allen Denton

Great Buck!!, it has a bunch of character!!!

Trustee

Are they all that big in Texas?

lhook7

Oh how I wish!!
No, we have some great deer, but they certainly aren't all that big. Especially in the area where he took this buck; that area is known more for quantity of deer than quality of deer.

mammasboy

Correct me if I am wrong, but aren't both of the deer represented with pictures in this post both catergorized as "high fenced"?

Deerslayer_37

Jealousy lol? you guys can have south texas..i would pick the north central states ANY DAY OF THE WEEK for trophy whitetails..we dont need high fences or long range rifles or high rack trucks..just look who has the most B&C bucks coming out of their states...north central..


that buck is HUGE..even if he is kinda spindly, 171 is an awesome deer anywhere in North America. congrats to the hunter..but just think with some extra mass and you're pushing 190 or more..yikes

slayer

TXhighrack

Yup they sure are. I dont know about the buck that started this thread, but the buck that I posted came from a 20,000 acre ranch. When you get that big it dosent matter if the fence is 4 foot high or 8 foot high, for all I care the great wall of China could surround the ranch.