Deer of the Year 2008

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Tony Vanditto Auburn, New York After seeing his Alberta outfitter's pictures of a giant 2013/8-inch buck, Tony knew he wanted the deer in the worst way. Before he even left for his trip, he vowed to hunt only for that specific deer. After a long stalk and a single shot, Tony's vow was fulfilled.

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Comment on This Article At 2:51 PM, 2008-11-23, Fair Chase said: i like how it says: after seeing his alberta outfitter's pictures of a giant 2013/8-inch buck.........i'm guessing ol' tony was nothing more than the highest bidder who paid thousands to shoot that buck. Flag this comment as offensive At 9:01 AM, 2008-09-22, APRIL said: awsome buck! love the drop tine. how many points and how much did he weight? Flag this comment as offensive At 12:00 AM, 2008-09-25, Pat said: just don't know y people wanta shot the little 1s. lol grrrreat deer would hav loved 2 cn it shoot with a bow. had 2 hav bn the hunt of a life time Flagged for review At 12:00 AM, 2008-09-25, Buck said: great deer, guys! we would like to know more about your hunts. buck@score-your-hunt.com Flag this comment as offensive At 12:00 AM, 2008-09-25, Brian said: i saw one very similar in manitoba last year,too far away to connect though. Flag this comment as offensive At 12:00 AM, 2008-09-25, Brian said: nice buck,love the drop tine.it almost looks like the brow tines touch? Flag this comment as offensive At 12:00 AM, 2008-09-25, everet said: why not hunt in n.y.s.? Flag this comment as offensive At 12:00 AM, 2008-09-25, everet said: what rifle did you use,ammo? Flag this comment as offensive At 12:00 AM, 2008-09-25, Chris said: how much did that trip cost you! Flag this comment as offensive At 12:00 AM, 2008-09-25, Brian said: why can't people learn to let these yearlings walk! jk! fantastic buck, deer of a lifetime! Flag this comment as offensive Your Name: Enter the following word: Your Comments: Please keep comments focused on the subject (and profanity-free) or we may delete your post. Do not enter more than 10 lines. If you see inappropriate language, e-mail us.

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