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New World Record (Weiser Weight & Tusk) Free Range Boar

New World Record (Weiser Weight & Tusk) Free Range Boar
Summary: I received these photos and story that I wanted to share with everyone. I can not verify the story, but regardless of a new world record, this is a big pig! New World Record (Weiser Weight & Tusk) Free Range Boar: 885 Points, 630 lbs Here is the story: Justin was called by a friend abou...

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Bradley Buck

Bradley Buck
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We just received these photos and info in an email from Mike Hopkins...
Bradley Buck harvested 11/1/08
Green scored 206"
35" main beams
28.5" inside spread
31.25" outside spread
one 8" drop tine
drop tine on other side broken off
21 scorable points
Location: Mike Hopkins
4J Hunting Ranches
Carbon, Texas
 
Low Fence, free range deer, Living in area burned in early 2006.
Estimated 6.5 yrs old. Full stories by several writers being edited.

negative impact of feeding deer

Summary:

rwg15,

Although I disagree with your comments and conclusions, we here at TexasHuntFish.com want our forum to entertain the full spectrum of opinions.

Your more recent posts have departed from an attempt to express an unpopular opinion, and become non-educational, non-informative "jabs" for lack of a better word.

Respected members of our forum have also responded with comments that do not contribute to the eduational value of this thread.

As a result, with an effort to honor people's opinions, we have deleted a number of comments from a number of members in this thread.

IF YOU DON'T HAVE SOMETHING INFORMATIVE TO SAY, PLEASE DON'T RESPOND WITH PERSONAL ATTACKS THAT ADD NO VALUE.

Couple of points I wanted to make:

In Texas, the landowner does NOT own the wildlife on the land.

The industry of Deer Farming did not start in Texas and is not unique to Texas.

People profit from wildlife in many ways more than hunting. Animal Planet, National Geographic, and every grocery and pet store that sells wild bird seed. Where do you draw the line?

I can't tell what you stand for?

If I don't hunt over a feeder, but I set up my bow blind in the forest where all the oak trees are clustered, knowing that this greatly increases my chances of seeing a deer, am I cheating in your eyes?

If I spend 40 hours scouting before season and set up my bow blind at the only permanent water hole for a square mile in west or south texas, knowing that all of the wildlife will be coming to the water, am I cheating?

When deer hunting, if I use a compound bow versus a recurve bow, am I cheating? If I use a crossbow instead of a compound bow, am I cheating? If I use a pistol instead of a crossbow, am I cheating? If I use a .12Ga slug instead of a pistol, am I cheating? If I use an open sight 30-30 instead of a shotgun am I cheating? If I use a 300 win mag with a 20x scope am I cheating? Where is the line? What defines cheating?

If I hunt on a 75,000 ranch that is high-fenced, am I cheating? It takes about 6 hours to drive the fence line of this ranch in Maverick County. Yes, it is high-fenced because of poachers, illegal immigrants, and to contain their significant investment in managing their deer over the last 20 years. At what size ranch does high fence make it cheating in your opinion?

Do you think anyone on this forum supports a deer breeder releasing a 200 class buck into a 50 acre high fence enclosure for some city slicker to come shoot with his 9x scoped .300 win mag while drinking four cold beers? Of course we don't.

To summarize, WHAT DO YOU STAND FOR? WHAT ARE YOUR SOLUTIONS? EDUCATE, INFORM, BUT REMEMBER THIS IS A FAMILY FRIENDLY FORUM.

 

 

Youth Hunting Opportunities on Public Land and Private Leases with TPWD

Summary: YOUTH ONLY HUNTS There are no application fees or permit fees for participants in Youth Only hunts. The purpose of these Youth Only hunts is to provide youth with an enjoyable and memorable outdoor experience and introduce youth to the sport-hunting ethic through an experienced and responsible ...

Major Changes to the Reward Points System for 2008 - Please read

Summary: The TexasHuntFish.com Staff met to discuss the Reward Points System and propose changes for 2008. We started this contest as a fun way to encourage everyone to create a stronger community of hunters and anglers who are willing to share their knowledge and help each other. As we reviewed the ...

Get 300-500 Bonus Points When You Go To An Event!!

Summary: How would you like to be a reporter for TexasHuntFish??  Summer is here and that means a FULL SCHEDULE of events to cover!! Last summer we were out of town covering banquets, auctions, expos, festivals, and conventions almost every single weekend for 4 months straight. We had a blast!! But I can't...

Boone & Crockett 26th Big Game Awards (2004-2006 Entries)

Boone & Crockett 26th Big Game Awards (2004-2006 Entries)
Summary: Cut short by a very special family reunion that I couldn’t miss, I made a 400 mile detour to attend Boone and Crockett Club’s 26th Big Game Awards Program Banquet at Cabela’s Fort Worth, Texas. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT AN ANNUAL EVENT. It happens every three years and just happened to be in Texas t...

2007 Top 10 Highest Reward Point Totals

Summary: USERNAME POINTS duckwhacker 11819 Paleo 8286 Hardy 8199 bd13fishing 6389 Guide Girl 6179 Country 6027 Hntr 5184 wheeless621 5174 JDub 4998 Cowboy 4887

Jack The Ripper: 32" Spread, 42 Scorable Points at 4 Years Old

Jack The Ripper: 32" Spread, 42 Scorable Points at 4 Years Old
Summary: Indian Creek Ranch, owned by Buddy Jordan, on display at the Texas Deer Association Annual Convention.

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