WHERE DID THESE COME FROM?

[moosehunter]

I got a bunch of impressive looking deer pictures sent to me and they all have the "Kings" watercolor mark in the corner. Does anyone know where these deer are from?

I've heard of a Kings Ranch and found the website but didn't see any of these pictures there. Both Whitetail and Mule deer.

Managed deer or not, they are still awesome and impressive looking !!!!

 

[baggin_bucks]

Wow

I agree very impressive. They would definately go on my wall.

 

[John B.T.M]

Hold on I have got to wipe myself.

Those are incredible.That Mulie is wicked and those two whitetails are phenominal.Any one of the three would go on my wall.

 

[flugge]

yeah, those bucks came from a website. Its a calender..The first buck is actually the hansen buck, the second buck is from Kansas...and the mule deer is in the picture called dirty dozen...if i can think of the website, i will post it...

 

[katy]

That mulie is a freak!

I LOVE IT!!!!!!!

 

[moosehunter]

HERE'S A FEW MORE. JUST FROM A PHOTOGRAPHY STANDPOINT, I LIKE THE 2ND PHOTO IN THE 1ST POST THE BEST. I SAVED IT AS MY DECKTOP...

THIS ONE IS OK TOO!!

THAT'S ENOUGH.........................

 

[Fletch]

If I'm not mistaken, and often I am, these are recreations of famous bucks. They "photoshop" famous antlers onto photo's of living deer, and then put them in a calendar. They've done it with the Hansen buck, Jordan buck, Hole in the Horn, etc. I recognize a couple of the deer as published harvests. The King's referenced is not a ranch, but a publisher.

 

[glasgowm]

Here's the site. Fletch is right.

http://www.kingsoutdoorworld.com/

Matthew

 

[turkeygirl]

King's Outdoor World is a company that specialized in big bucks and stuff like that and I read that in their calendars and photos, the photoshop the antlers of dead deer to photos of live deer or something like that.