buttski52751
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Yes it was david.
Yes it was david.
chokepoint
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Not all big giants end up famous for whatever reason. This one was killed up here in 2006, ened up with a net score of 202 typ and change but it grossed substancially higher. I read an article in Big Buck magazine awhile ago which showed better pics and did a side by side comparison to the current wr and this buck is just simply "bigger". Crappy photo is the only one I could find, but what a giant.
pics of the mounted replica are on
http://whitetailreplicas.net/typica...an_King_Buck_Replica_and_Photo_Downloads.html
BTW the 206 score they mention is wrong.
Also there is a pic of the full mount here
http://whitetailreplicas.net/img/frontpagebuck_primary.jpg
The 2 guys who got the deer had a site a while back where they were selling repilcas but I can't find it at the moment.
www.kingsoutdoorworld.com/132/2008-whitetail-deer-july
A recreation of it.
"Bucks just don’t get much bigger than this tremendous 2006 Saskatchewan whitetail. Maurice Berezowski and John Tarala shot at the same time and dropped this buck that officially scores 202 5/8 net typical B&C with a 31 6/8-inch outside spread. The rack also scores 231 3/8 net non-typical. This buck ranks #4 for Saskatchewan and #9 in the world."
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G6
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Yep it was Dave, if I remember right he was killed in a forklift accident at work around 10 years ago or longer. My brother was hunting with him the day before he shot the buck. I hunted the place a couple times since then but things have changed there alot since then. I believe he sold the buck or his family did after he died.
Iowabowtech
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Still have a liking to the Lloyd Goad buck mainly because of fond memories of bowfishing with him and sipping cotties before his passing. He ALWAYS wanted to watch me shoot a fish instead of him taking the shot.
Now that is what a world record should look like...WOWI think after seeing the score sheet in this months North American Whitetail that this deer just became one of the most impressive I've seen!
bigbukfevr
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i dont see what everyones beef is with the hanson buck? they says its not impressive. whats not impressive about it? its a super clean monster typical, thats what the typical record should look like. if you want a ton of junk look at the non typicals. i just dont understand. yeah im not too fond of the way it was killed but there are a ton of bucks that fall to the spray and pray method of huntin every year, just something we have to live with.
chokepoint
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No mass. It is sub par with less than 5 inch circumferences.
Skully
PMA Member
Its hard for me to use the words "Sub par" and World Record" in the same sentence.
Its one hell of a typical whitetail no matter how you look at it. :way:
nannyslayer
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Sub par 213 inch typical?
chokepoint
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Sub par mass
MadisonB&C
Active Member
If they'd have just let him grow up a little...
MadisonB&C
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A few of my favorites. I like the BIG typical frames, if you can't tell.
210 3/8 NET typical frame. 17 6/8 inches of abnormals make it Oklahoma's #2 all-time typical.
The Iowa Phantom. 268 2/8 shed antlers.
Shot last year in Iowa. 202 1/8 gross, 194 3/8 net, obviously with HUGE mass.
2000 Illinois bow kill. 250 7/8 non-typical with a 212 inch NET typical frame.
2003 Indiana buck. Gross 197 7/8, net 192.
210 3/8 NET typical frame. 17 6/8 inches of abnormals make it Oklahoma's #2 all-time typical.
The Iowa Phantom. 268 2/8 shed antlers.
Shot last year in Iowa. 202 1/8 gross, 194 3/8 net, obviously with HUGE mass.
2000 Illinois bow kill. 250 7/8 non-typical with a 212 inch NET typical frame.
2003 Indiana buck. Gross 197 7/8, net 192.
chokepoint
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Shot last year in Iowa. 202 1/8 gross, 194 3/8 net, obviously with HUGE mass.
Nice pic despite the tongue. I have seen it before but forget where. Was it in North American whitetail?
chokepoint
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This is a nice 240 class 2009 NT from IA. Love the frame, good mass and showy. It is likely on the forum here somewhere but I have not seen it. Any details?
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chokepoint
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In the theme of the above, this is one that really kranks me. 181 4/8 net,188 3/8 gross, With 5 6/8 bases and three circumferences over 6, the largest 7 5/8, it has clean round mass few racks can equal. It is hard to say if the color is natural in the pic but it looks like one of those deep chocolate racks everyone loves.
Shot in 1955 by Anton Flaman N. of Southey, SK it is one great head despite a score of 181.
I suspect the pic and kid makes it look bigger than it is but this is what I want a world record to look like.
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