non typical monster buck

[Bob Mc Alice]

My former neighbor and good friend sent me this photo of a mule deer he took in November. It was taken in west Boulder county at tree line with his M700 in .280 AI. According to him this was the SMALLER of the pair running together. That yellow stick is 36 inches long.

[Jerry G]

Damn, must be an old yard stick.

It is a very nice rack.

[dustinflint]

He doesn't look very happy about it.

Dustin

[Bob Mc Alice]

That is the look he got right after his wife said " you are not gonna hang another one in my house." He will start to smile after downing at least a sixpack of Corona.

[Jim T.]

That is an amazing rack! I wonder where in "west Boulder county" that was taken. With all the roads out, access must have been a little difficult. I think at that time Boulder Canyon to the Peak to Peak highway and then west was the only way to get that high.

[Bob Mc Alice]

Jim, he lives five miles north of Nederland right off the P to P hiway. Our house was a quarter mile from his. He will not divulge his spot, but I got a good hunch where he shot it. Yeah, he was "stranded" during the floods and washed out roads. Nice place to be stuck.

[Trent]

Holy shit batman! That is incredible!!

[Dee]

Looks like a Elk humped a Muley to me!

Down here we shoot all our deer at the "treeline"

Dee

[kevinbear]

Very unusual rack, never seen one with front drop tines. I seen one in November near my house one night that was maybe 24" wide but had tines going every direction with the space in the middle completely filled.
If you hunt hard enough in Colorado it's possible to put a 30" buck on the wall, finding a huge non-typical is a different story, they are truly difficult to put a tag on.