The Trophies You'll Never Kill
Some trophy animals will never be killed by a hunter. Check out two trophies that are smart enough, or lucky enough, to live in a no-hunting oasis.
Anyone who has ever been to a national park knows that there are some real trophy animals out there that will never be hunted. With no hunting pressure and no real threats from predators, some animals grow to extreme sizes (and shapes). AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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not really ''into antlers all that much give me a greenhead or pintail but I [imo]think the clean typical elk has a nicer rack it ''aint'' always about points i.e. how many
Reminds me of Vally Forge National Park in Pennsylvania. I used to go there and sit in a field and I can't tell you how many GIANT bucks that I saw. They walked right out in the open. I'm talking HUGE bucks. That's the first time I ever saw a drop tine buck too. And no one will ever experience killing those trophies. At least the pictures I took were nice!
Two phenomenal animals. If they did not feel so safe, there is a chance that no one would see these bruisers.
How do you know no one will kill a trophy like that? I passed on a buck a few yrs ago that took me awhile to figure out it was a deer and not a elk. By the time I worked in for a shot the light was to bad to risk it and the deer is still going strong but I have the memorey as a trophy.
Dumb Animals... Right!!!
It's no accident they're where they are. Sure hope they can avoid the inevitable poachers out there. Love to see them both after they drop their velvet.
Many urban areas with an over population of deer are beginnng to allow hunting. I suspect we will begin to hear more stories of big backyard bucks.
Two awesome trophies! I'd be happy with scoring a shed at some point.
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How do you know no one will kill a trophy like that? I passed on a buck a few yrs ago that took me awhile to figure out it was a deer and not a elk. By the time I worked in for a shot the light was to bad to risk it and the deer is still going strong but I have the memorey as a trophy.
Two awesome trophies! I'd be happy with scoring a shed at some point.
Many urban areas with an over population of deer are beginnng to allow hunting. I suspect we will begin to hear more stories of big backyard bucks.
Dumb Animals... Right!!!
It's no accident they're where they are. Sure hope they can avoid the inevitable poachers out there. Love to see them both after they drop their velvet.
Two phenomenal animals. If they did not feel so safe, there is a chance that no one would see these bruisers.
Reminds me of Vally Forge National Park in Pennsylvania. I used to go there and sit in a field and I can't tell you how many GIANT bucks that I saw. They walked right out in the open. I'm talking HUGE bucks. That's the first time I ever saw a drop tine buck too. And no one will ever experience killing those trophies. At least the pictures I took were nice!
not really ''into antlers all that much give me a greenhead or pintail but I [imo]think the clean typical elk has a nicer rack it ''aint'' always about points i.e. how many
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