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Unread 09-05-2026, 08:19 PM   #1
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Default Two nice Bucks

Two nice ones nearby home here in northeastern PA. Second one is a real beaut!
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The texture in each, makes them look much like a painting.
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Deer season started here today (all be it antlerless only this month) , it was 72 degrees and raining at 5:30AM so I passed .
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Those will definitely get your blood going Frank. Looks like they are from the same gene pool, high and somewhat tight racks. Would love to catch that second one below my tree stand.
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Both pics were taken at longish distances using a cell camera and I cropped/expanded each before posting. Taken by my wife's nephew yesterday morning.
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Real nice buck Frank, hope you get him.
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PA's antler restrictions and increased harvest numbers of antlerless deer has really improved the bucks. I bow hunted Potter County back in the 1980's and if you killed a 125 Lb buck with four tiny points that was a nice deer. Folks were up in arms about it but the proof is in the pudding.
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PA's antler restrictions and increased harvest numbers of antlerless deer has really improved the bucks. I bow hunted Potter County back in the 1980's and if you killed a 125 Lb buck with four tiny points that was a nice deer. Folks were up in arms about it but the proof is in the pudding.

BINGO!! Antler restrictions led directly to our buck quality increasing. the "I can't eat antlers" crowd needs to keep quiet and allow the adults to manage the game.

On our property we fill as many doe tags as we can and target buck that are 2 1/2 years old and older.
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BINGO!! Antler restrictions led directly to our buck quality increasing. the "I can't eat antlers" crowd needs to keep quiet and allow the adults to manage the game.

On our property we fill as many doe tags as we can and target buck that are 2 1/2 years old and older.
Truth be told if the check in procedure you guys had hasn’t changed to an actual visualization at a check station antler restrictions don’t mean much . I ran into what I think were quite a few uhm “sportsman” in PA that would shoot whatever and not check in or check as something it wasn’t . Kinda works on the same premise as locks only keep out honest persons !
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Truth be told if the check in procedure you guys had hasn’t changed to an actual visualization at a check station antler restrictions don’t mean much . I ran into what I think were quite a few uhm “sportsman” in PA that would shoot whatever and not check in or check as something it wasn’t . Kinda works on the same premise as locks only keep out honest persons !
Old, unsubstantiated theory. Crooks will not follow the regulations and honest folks will. If your theory was correct, then the regulations in Pa would not have worked, but they have. So sorry, you are incorrect in your theory. As i said before, the proof in in the pudding.
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