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Nice buck there Chris! Wide w/ big beams....NIce!

Sweet! Heck of a buck! It's always nice to get one that you got a little documentation on.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: G6</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'd say 150's net as an 8pt and 160's gross as a 9pt. I have another question how the hell does a flash cast a shadow on the sky in the background???? </div></div> I agree w/ G6 here...

I have 8 homebrews. 4 IR p32's and 4 white flash P41's. The only time I ever get blank pics is if the wind is blowing the switchgrass real hard or if I have double pic mode on and the second pic ends up blank because the deer left. In my opinion homebrews are the best because if something...

Hope you get him. Keep us updated.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Doc</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Photoshop? The elk looks out of proportion to the grass. That is some extremely tall grass or one dwarf elk. (IMO) </div></div> Here are some does that got there pic taken about 2.5...

10 LW assaults, 5 rivers edge, 1 LW hand climber(which I don't use anymore)and a partridge in a pair tree.

Wow! Can't wait for the story on this one. What a stud! Congrats to the hunter on a buck of a lifetime!

[/img] Well he's not a whitetail but you don't get a trail cam of these everyday. i don't know of any game farms in the area but who knows where he came from. I can't see a ear tag when I zoom in. If you hunt along the Cedar river watch out! But I also got another nice pic in the same spot...

Maybe what you think is a prime chunk really isn't one. There are many things that can keep a trophy buck on your property and many that can make him want to leave. What you have to remember is there are a lot of people managing their land with food plots and habitat improvement. The bucks...

Your right 150 class maybe I am talking more about trophy management. But i believe that trophy management will also yield a quality deer herd if done right at the same time. The not wanting to put your tag on a cull buck is certainly a problem when trying to grow trophy and quality deer here...

I know it is hard to determine the potential of a buck when he is 3.5. I too have seen some just explode into tremendous bucks. Which on the farm I hunt there are some huge 8 pts that I would be extremely proud to take but I would like to see some of those 10's reach full potential and stick...

I wanted to pose this question to you guys since many of you own and manage your own land. Why not shoot an 8 pt when he is 3 1/2? Most qdm theories state to let the buck reach 4 1/2 before they should be harvested to see what they develop into. The reason I am asking this is because one of...

Try www.deerage.com It shows you how to get the incisors out and where to send them. For $20 bucks it would be worth it to me. Good luck

After you edited there iowabucks I'm not sure that it's not all the same deer. Not just one or the other. You should get him aged officially. Now just by looking at the teeth you won't be able to tell. You should send the two front incisors in to find out his age and then you will know how...

Congrats, It's nice when the deer play by the rules and go back to where you were getting pics of him. He's a great 8 pt. Great job!

Sweet Old Buck! Definately wouldn't pass him. Just think if you don't get another chance at your target buck he will be a super buck next year. Great job!

It looks like you did a fine job!

Like was said earlier it might be a little loose. If it is try this if you aren't already. Once you get the stand up, climb into it and follow these steps. Put your left foot right at support bar that is closest to the tree. Then w/ your right foot hook it under the front of the trestand and...

I haven't tried it yet this early but I would think it couldn't hurt. Those bucks are always looking for the first doe in heat around. I've got recent trail cam pics of a buck bird dogging a doe, so who knows. Try and let us know.