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Post by switzerland on Sept 28, 2008 22:10:07 GMT -5
It is a dark pick and I hope it shows up for most of you. I have a large 6x6 running this property but I have seen him with this 5x6 most of the time. I have been unable to capture a larger 6x6 on camera but this smaller buck comes out like clock work at dusk. He is very tall on the G2, G3, and G4, his G5 is short but his brow tines are avg for our neck of the woods. His spread is around 20 inches. I have a guess on score but I was wondering what everyone one else thought. If I find a day pick soon I will post to compare. He is almost a perfect match on both sides. Thanks for the input, Rod  Here is another buck from the same hole taken on the same cam.  |
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Post by BIGHORN on Sept 28, 2008 22:29:18 GMT -5
Rod:
Nice bucks !!
Shawn
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Post by whitetaildave24 on Sept 29, 2008 14:48:26 GMT -5
That first one looks like a pretty good buck.
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Post by hoosiernavy29 on Sept 29, 2008 15:24:48 GMT -5
The first one would harvested the 2nd I say let him walk.
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Post by Sasquatch on Sept 29, 2008 15:37:27 GMT -5
I'd say with a 20" spread, the symmetry, long tines and good mass, that is a 150's gross buck easy. Probably closer to 160. I think the spread would be a big factor. You'd be stark raving mad not to take him if you get a chance.
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Post by switzerland on Sept 29, 2008 20:56:51 GMT -5
Trust me he would be a shoot on day one buck. I allow one other person to hunt this property with me and we agree the lucky one may be the guy who gets this buck and not the larger one running with him. The second buck is one of about 4 others on this cam but it shows how small the area is to hunt. It would be difficult to hunt due to the step hills on all sides. This is an old pond bottom from a dairy farmer from the 50's. It is straight up both left and right of where you see and the hill starts to climb behind the second buck.
We are thinking of trying to use a blind in early season.
Rod
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