[hunterman095]

Whats the biggest buck you've ever shot? And do you have any pics? Heard of monster Whitetail bucks, but only on those Saturday morning hunting shows!

[deadeyerik]

This is my biggest. 150" Wis. 1991

[deadeyerik]

Next biggest. 130" Wis. 1990

[hemmy]

biggest one in PA.we don't grow them real big here

[fatty chatty]

As Hemmy says, we don't grow many real big in this state except for the urban areas.

[hunterman095]

WOW! Those are some big bucks. Do you guys have that rule that there has to be at least 3 pts on each antler down their?

[hemmy]

Here in PA we have antler restrictions.The deer has to have three legal points each being at least an inch.It gives the buck a chance to live through it's first year.I think fatty's and mine are 2 1/2 year olds.Problem is a deer really starts to reach it's full potential at 3 1/2 on up.With all the hunting pressure we have in this state it's rare to see a buck much older then 2 1/2.

[hunterman095]

hemmy, on 25 October 2009 - 09:00 PM, said:

Here in PA we have antler restrictions.The deer has to have three legal points each being at least an inch.It gives the buck a chance to live through it's first year.I think fatty's and mine are 2 1/2 year olds.Problem is a deer really starts to reach it's full potential at 3 1/2 on up.With all the hunting pressure we have in this state it's rare to see a buck much older then 2 1/2.

Ya, I wish we had a rule like that. They have a rule like that in the lower parts of NY.

[model99er]

My biggest Bucks were both 8 points (both in VA); no pic's, but bout along the size of Fatty's and Hemmy's.

I'm sure glad I'm in VA now rather than PA, cause nowadays I'd rather prefer putting a few nice tender Doe in the Freeezer and there's plenty of them still around these parts.


99er

[hemmy]

That's true 99er.in certain parts of Pa you'd play heck trying to find a young doe or two.

[fatty chatty]

We had to stop all doe hunting on our land cause of pa's mis management if we want to have some around to see.

[treestand91]

hemmy, on 25 October 2009 - 08:00 PM, said:

Here in PA we have antler restrictions.The deer has to have three legal points each being at least an inch.It gives the buck a chance to live through it's first year.I think fatty's and mine are 2 1/2 year olds.Problem is a deer really starts to reach it's full potential at 3 1/2 on up.With all the hunting pressure we have in this state it's rare to see a buck much older then 2 1/2.

in my part of pa its 4 to a side and the last 4 bucks ive shot(except for my flinter buck last season)have all been 3 1/2 or older.

[hunterman095]

Well i got a buck on the 2nd to last day of rifle season! As you can see, I won't be showen off that thing, but it's my first buck so! We also don'thave huge bucks up here as I said before<_<. It weighed 130 pounds dressed out, so it is a pretty big deer with a small rack, if that is what you call this set!

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[fatty chatty]

A huge congrats on your buck, any deer is a trophy. You made a good shot, drug it out and now it will taste good!!!

Heck I got my first buck I ever shot mounted and it was a small 4 point (legal in them days). As long as its legal and it's what you want I say go for it, again congrats on your buck.

[Mongojoe]

Hunterman095, I got to echo fatty chatty and tell you Congrats!, any deer is a trophy.

[hunterman095]

Ya, thanks! I guess it's not that bad. Now that i have my first buck taken, I can concentrate on gettin a trophy

[model99er]

hunterman095, on 13 January 2010 - 01:20 PM, said:

Ya, thanks! I guess it's not that bad. Now that i have my first buck taken, I can concentrate on gettin a trophy

Congrats on your 1st buck !!


99er

[Hands]

Those are some nice bucks in the pics!

I've never shot anything over an 8 point and a little over 250 lbs. They make them a little bigger here that that, but I've never come across one personally. (Else I'd have a different number to quote ya!)