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"Too many deer anyway, shoot em all"..... I wish these people knew that the taxes off the revenue brought into this state from deer hunting alone probably pays their welfare

Bieber, Can I ride the school bus home with you and have you show me the whiteyail way next weekend?

for as much walking around as you do/ going for an hour at a time you sure do see alot of big bucks

2 blade rage broadheads are the best, hands down

Rocky Scovel by Indianola

in the 150's for sure

the third pic down the dates obviously wrong thats last years pic

first two from 09' second two 10' (stud) and one more from this year, Pics from 08' are on my old computer and dont have time to dig them out right now

He's 7.5-8.5, i have four years of pics starting at 4 1/2. I was hoping to get more responses because your are right he doesnt look like it.

got it thanks

Hmm what am I doing wrong?... this is the first thread I have created.... the pics show up when I open it on my computer...

For fun age this buck

This corn was chopped for silage

very cool history, I have a buck that I have gotten pictures of for 5 years and I believe to be 8 1/2.... I have bigger bucks on the farm but I am always more pumped to get his pictures each year.

Regardless of the tine length on that 10, look at how huge he looks straight on. You'd be crazy not to shoot him.

Looks like the same deer to me... or very similar genetics

Your Welcome, I dont know how big your 'problem' is, Walking to stand in the dark in the morning can make ya think about that stuff, however its said that they wont bother you unless they feel threatened. But who knows!

There is no law on mountain lions, they are not recognized as a native animal by the state, however it is illegal to carry a hand gun while bowhunting.

Grand River and Osceola are two different counties, but as ^ stated it all just depends on how your neighboring properties are managed. But the area definitely has the potential to grow monsters.