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Another fella I have grown to admire over the last few years. Here is a guy that doesn't have many years of bowhunting left in him and then pulls off the buck of his dreams. Will probably end up scoring close to 220 B&C.

I met the two of them, his brother barry ( I think it is ) down at a archery meet. Place called Arrowhead archery, they gave a talk. These boy's have a ton of character and then some. I have one of there book's titled - F-you and the horse you rode in on. It's some funny chit I tell you what. They is some good ole southern boy's.

Where can you find that book? Does it pertain to hunting? I read Hunting November Whitetails last year and enjoyed his style.

Not sure. They had a stack of em in tow. Hunting stories, view's on about everything, with plenty of southern boy influence and bs to go along with it. I will see if I can dig it up and bring along to the classic.



Here is another pic.







What a brute. Notice the bow

Incredible buck! Where did it come from? IA or IL would be my guess.

Iowa

http://www.prairieimages.com/

sammich buck. Six foot long, party sub sammich. That is one of the coolest looking non-typicals I have ever seen. What more could you want in a buck (except for your tag on it)? He`s got mass, width, good tine length, and DROP TINES!!!

He has definately got it ALL.

I hope it didn't suffer.

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MOCraig said:
That's for the picture, Keith. I had almost forgotten it, since it originally appeared on their website, and made the rounds on email, weeks ago. It is a great buck.

MoCraig: Could you please correct the sentence structure here. Did you mean to say thanks? PS

I was wondering too, but didn't want to disrupt the mood with Craig being all generous and stuff.

MoCraig doesn't make mistakes.

I always thought you were kind of mental.