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Huge MN Buck????

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Musky Buck Grand Master

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They should ban high fence hunts except for the landowner can grow em and shoot em if he/she wants. Why can we take what is supposed to be a wild animal, domesticate it, then shoot it and call it hunting. Sad really and I'd be embarassed to take a picture with a pen raised dead deer.

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there was a local guy that shot a buck that evedently green scored 202 and change. I had a picture on my phone that I have since deleted. I cant find anything on the internet or local papers on it.

found it

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i dont think it will make 200

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They should ban high fence hunts except for the landowner can grow em and shoot em if he/she wants. Why can we take what is supposed to be a wild animal, domesticate it, then shoot it and call it hunting. Sad really and I'd be embarassed to take a picture with a pen raised dead deer.

I would put a bag over my head! Rather post myself with a button buck shot in a fair chase hunt. Disgusting

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i think fenced in hunts may be for some but not for me. perhabst physical reasons along with health reasons may give some that type of a hunt a chance to harvest game. for me as long as i'm able to get out in the wilderness that is what is i will do. other than the reasons i stated above, why anyone would concider a fenced hunt, who knows. good luck.

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Grand Rapids buck huh? Hmmmmm

I love how pics recirculate. I got a picture last week from a friend of a 191" buck shot in Ottertail County this year....

It was a picture of an Ottertail County buck alright.... but from a couple years ago up by Perham....

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Yeah...okay Leech!! LOL That thing is incredible! I would shat myself if I saw that coming through the woods at me.

Trigger.....no worries. The Barstool Cowboys are currently on tour and coming to a city near you!

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Scott O'Konek's 32-point buck, which racked up so much excitement this fall with what many speculated to be the largest non-typical rack ever taken by archery in Minnesota, is finally where it belongs - hanging on his wall. And decorating a simple table beneath it are certificates from the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association, Pope and Young and the Minnesota Deer Classic officially proclaiming it a state record-breaker. Its official score of 2273/8 breaks the previous record of 2263/8 set in 2008 by Ben Spanjers, O'Konek said. Prior to that, the record was 225 set in 1989.

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