Smoke68 wrote:

randywallace wrote:Great buck deera. He has a couple points that appear to have a common base or could be considered non-typical. The official score will come down to how those are scored.

Yes he was scored as a non typical

What he come out at?

I just spent a few days at Panther and can tell you that between the hogs and the coasties, that place is DONE. Saw around 10 bucks in the back of trucks and not one would break 110" all were 2 year old deer. I read some of the jaw bone tags and 130lb to 150lb bucks were being killed by the the ...

If you don't handload, your wasting your money with a full custom. I would suggest getting you a Remington 5r in 308 and try several types of ammo until you find one that shoots good. If you do decide on a custom rifle, use someone in Ms so if something goes wrong or needs teeaking you can take it ...

The only thing ballistic tips are good for is load work up so you don't waste the accubonds. Work up your load with the b tip then insert the accubond for hunting.

Like others have said, you need a magnum. I'd go with a 300 wsm and shoot 180 accubonds. Youve got everything else covered.

Use this if you want to practice ranging with mil dots and wind estimating.
http://www.shooterready.com/lrsdemo.html

Go talk to them and tell them POLITELY if it happens again you are going to catch their dogs and sale them. Then you are going to burn their camp down and kick their tail.

When they get to 6 and older they are just an OMF and aging past that is just a guess. When you out smart one like that it is truly a trophy.

Congrats Josh

chs36 wrote:10-4. He's got a heck of a place.

I bow killed a 150" 8 point the first year I worked there that Paul missed a few weeks prior. Looks good on my office wall, lol

chs36 wrote:you work for mengo?

Yea, worked for PM at RP.

I used to work at the place that joins Giles. The biggest deer ever killed on that place was in the 180's, most are 140's, and it is managed just like Giles, food plots and all. Giles continues to put out 180+ deer every year, there is truly something special about that place

Shot this one at 398 yards. 225lbs

Freaking Toad right there. Keep us posted on his age and what was possible wrong with him.

D@mn, I just noticed how tall the brow tines were too. In the pics you texted me, I could tell the 2s, 3s, and beams were long, but I overlooked the brows!

Yea P, it takes a hell of allot of bone for an 8 point to make 155". 8) I'll teach you how to kill them big boys one day when you get tired ...