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10 Awesome Bucks
Vicki and Ralph Ciancarulo aren't simply great television hosts, but also sure know how to shoot huge deer.
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"This Colorado buck is the biggest I have ever seen in the wild," Vicki says. "We spotted him as he jumped a cattle fence into a green field with 9 other bucks. It was November 13 and the bucks should not have been hanging together, but for some reason they were. I tried grunting and rattling at him but he didn't care. Then I tried my HS "Ezee-wheeze" and he lifted his head and started walking toward me. Ralph was filming the hunt and we both were making the tree shake where our stands were hanging. I took the shot at 17 yards. He grossed 203 5/8 points, easily making the record book." Photo by Outdoor Life Online Editor AdvertisementADVERTISEMENT |
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Thats a great story and a massive buck. He looks like he had alot of PB & J's to eat. He has to at least be 250lbs?
Hey Vicki, you and your husband are my wife and I's favorite television people by far. not just hunting shows, all shows. It is like watching us on TV. One day we will see bucks like you do....hopefully! anyway, awesome deer!
those are some nice bucks they were all taken by bow
two people who now what bucks to shoot
I met them a few years ago in Kansas where they were staying in a room next to mine. They are very nice and I'm glad to see they are doing well.
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Thats a great story and a massive buck. He looks like he had alot of PB & J's to eat. He has to at least be 250lbs?
Hey Vicki, you and your husband are my wife and I's favorite television people by far. not just hunting shows, all shows. It is like watching us on TV. One day we will see bucks like you do....hopefully! anyway, awesome deer!
those are some nice bucks they were all taken by bow
two people who now what bucks to shoot
I met them a few years ago in Kansas where they were staying in a room next to mine. They are very nice and I'm glad to see they are doing well.
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