MN on the map early...

[nonteepical]

hers was shot in buffalo county.

[mrklean]

Another buffalo county beast

[sticknstring]

Not too often you see 400" of antler in one hero pic. Heard that lucky gal passed a 160" just prior to shooting that pig. Must be rough.

[matchset]

Shane indebro took the pics

[mrklean]

Was it shot at a outfitter?

[96trigger]

no, hers was shot on her 80 acre farm in Buffalo county. She has been shooting big deer for a long time. Her name is Lisa Brunner. There is a good article about her on the real tree HSOforum. I'd link it but I'm not sure if I can. I'm kind of surprised that the two of them got there picture together, it must have been because they had the same photographer? The were shot on opposite sides of the river. I don't know what the connection would be.

[james_walleye]

Trigger, Jeff wanted real good photos so he took the deer and had it photographed by a fellow from bluffland outfitters. I guess he is an outstanding photographer.

[james_walleye]

I took my 8 year old son into coyote creek archery yesterday so he could try shooting a diamond. One of their part timers took a 180-190" nontypical in SE MN as well Saturday. I saw the pics at the proshop but have yet to see them elsewhere to be able to post them.

[certified jumbo]

awesome deer for sure. i checked out that ladys article, she's dropped a lot of big deer. congrats to the both of them.

i'm curious though how they keep the meat cool and how long they kept the deer unskun. it has been cooler temps, but daytime highs in the 60's??

[Archerysniper]

i'm curious though how they keep the meat cool and how long they kept the deer unskun. it has been cooler temps, but daytime highs in the 60's??

Me too,I was also looking for his tag in the pic's and haven't seen it maybe they hid it really good.

[Odonata]

Nice bucks! Gotta love Buffalo county.