These are the best pics I've gotten so far. Body size is fooling me. Guesses on score?
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Man them bucks are fat as heck. 250 pounds each I’d say. I bet that typical is 145-150 and that non-typical will be around 165Comment
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I'm no help, but if you shoot one you better have help
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3 different deer, Non typical 145
9 point in velvet with straight antlers 140
Last one facing camera with bent G2s 145Comment
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I think the one facing the camera is the non typical but I agree with your scores.Originally posted by PYBUCK View PostComment
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Body size depends on what part of KS you hunt in. I’ve been hunting KS for 20 years and never seen a 250lb deer. So in our part of KS those are 140s.Comment
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We're around Fredonia, KS in Unit 14. I was hoping the mainframe 8 with kickers and trash would break 150".Originally posted by asu-indian View PostComment
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He will be in the 150s I betComment
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I can’t see either of those deer hitting 150....Comment
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Couldn't say about that area. We are SW KS so a mature buck is going to be in the low 200's (lbs) In the northern units the body size is typically bigger. A biologist who was managing the Faith Ranch at the time told me a long time ago that the body size of animals in North America generally increases as you go North. He also told me that a true 150" 8pt whitetail is a lot more rare than most people realize. I have killed two mid 140s in KS and they are impressive. My son killed one that was mid 150s and it is a stud. There were no kickers on those two so your deer may be close or in that class. Either way, that's a great deer. Good luck!Originally posted by corps2010 View PostComment
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Big 8, 140s
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im with passthroughComment
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135-150 range on these bucks in great shape for rut, but frames all small on all of them not much beam length and tight rack so score will reflect it...good luckComment
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