claiborne county monster

[Gant]

I can't believe the 200" buck killed in claiborne county hasn't generated any interest here or at the bull. That deer is an absolute stud. It really doesn't even look like a mississippi deer. Anyway just wondering why there hasn't been any talk of this buck.

[BIG TIMBER]

It's not real

[eSJay]

http://www.ms-sportsman.com/details.php?id=3444

[huntersmky]

kind of strange, but I know of two other deer killed in the state that gross 200" and no one is talking about them either. I'm just glad people are finally catching on. Kill a big deer, keep your mouth shut...

[ransco33]

Kinda wish people had done the same with killing ducks starting about 10 years ago.

[DUCK-HUNT]

kind of strange, but I know of two other deer killed in the state that gross 200" and no one is talking about them either. I'm just glad people are finally catching on. Kill a big deer, keep your mouth shut...

Yep

Kinda wish people had done the same with killing ducks starting about 10 years ago.

Yep


Read a story the other day written right before the big boom in the popularity of waterfowl hunting about one the hardest hunted areas in the state. A quote from the article stated "Billy I just hope there are enough people here to keep them flying"

[peewee]

When you have folks that have put their hearts and soul into tracts of land only to be bought by oil tycoons and etc. from out of OOS, neighbors start taking notice. I am guessing the majority of the pics you see now days folks own their land.

[BIG TIMBER]

am guessing the majority of the pics you see now days folks own their land.

Yes sir!! You better or the next time it comes up for sale or lease it's gone, coonasses are moving thru tracts of land in south MS like a plauqe of rats killing everything. For Louisiana to be a sportsmans paradise, they sure like MS a lot.

[deltadukman]

You don't see as many posted like they used to for all the reasons above, as well as the haters, skeptics, and $h!t talkers come out in full force. It's not worth dealing with all of that.

[ccope]

am guessing the majority of the pics you see now days folks own their land.

Yes sir!! You better or the next time it comes up for sale or lease it's gone, coonasses are moving thru tracts of land in south MS like a plauqe of rats killing everything. For Louisiana to be a sportsmans paradise, they sure like MS a lot.

Well said, and couldn't be any more true. Every 40 acres in Claiborne county is being snatched up by South LA folks. They put a trailer, 3 grass patches, 3 corn feeders, and shoot every hair that walks accross it.

[stang67]

Thus, 5 does and 3 bucks a year per person is painful when more of the hunting population takes full advantage, and then some, on every 40 acre tract. Lean times are coming, as I have been enjoying for about the past 3-4 seasons west of there.

[Matt S]

Had another article on La sportsman on Jefferson county deer that scored over 200

[BIG TIMBER]

Had another article on La sportsman on Jefferson county deer that scored over 200

There is no such thing as Jefferson County, Its all a LIE!!!

[camlock]

am guessing the majority of the pics you see now days folks own their land.

Yes sir!! You better or the next time it comes up for sale or lease it's gone, coonasses are moving thru tracts of land in south MS like a plauqe of rats killing everything. For Louisiana to be a sportsmans paradise, they sure like MS a lot.

Well said, and couldn't be any more true. Every 40 acres in Claiborne county is being snatched up by South LA folks. They put a trailer, 3 grass patches, 3 corn feeders, and shoot every hair that walks accross it.

ain't just in Claiborne Co

[camlock]

Thus, 5 does and 3 bucks a year per person is painful when more of the hunting population takes full advantage, and then some, on every 40 acre tract. Lean times are coming, as I have been enjoying for about the past 3-4 seasons west of there.

as well as the fact that the 5 and 3 isn't regulated at all...they need to no only force tagging but dropping the hammer on hunters caught hunting without license (especially OOS) and anyone with untagged kills...

problem is, the economic benefit of being a whore to the hunting world far outweighs any lawmakers decisions based on conservation or rights of state sportsman.