I know this is a game farm buck – but the rack is so impressive to look at that I just have to post it here.
The Biggest Bucks on the Net!
I know this is a game farm buck – but the rack is so impressive to look at that I just have to post it here.
This picture was taken mid April and you can already see these bucks are starting their antler growth. I’ll probaby wait until late June myself before putting my trail cams back in the woods.
Buck Antler Growth
Ok – so uploaded on the front page of the photo gallery is a game farm buck – I’m not a fan of pen raised bucks or hunting – but this buck is truly one of a kind…

After over 100 years of limited hunting on Sundays, sportsmen in New Jersey have reason to celebrate after Governor John Corzine signed legislation establishing bow hunting on Sundays.
On Monday, May 4, Gov. Corzine signed Senate Bill 802, sponsored by Senator Stephen Sweeney (D-3). The bill authorizes licensed bow hunters to hunt deer on Sundays on private property or on state wildlife management lands during deer season. It will become effective at the beginning of the 2009 bow hunting season this fall.
The bill passed by a wide margin in both chambers of the legislature despite the intense opposition of numerous anti-hunting groups including the New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance and the Humane Society of the United States. After clearing the legislature in mid March, those groups urged anti’s to swarm Gov. Corzine with calls to veto the measure.
“This is great news for New Jersey sportsmen and a great first step,” said vice president for government affairs Rob Sexton. “As in other states, when leadership sees that Bowhunting on Sunday is no different than any other day, all sportsmen and sportswomen will have the opportunity to hunt on Sunday.
Since 1903, most forms of Sunday hunting had been banned in the state.

Bowhunter at full draw
If you were one of the hunters who remembered to put in for the 2009 KY Elk draw the results have been posted… to see if you were drawn click here

Kentucky Elk
Wisconsin’s DNR does something I wish many other states would follow and that is a display of bucks that have been poached. So many nice bucks are taken illegally and no one ever gets to see these bucks – it truly is a shame.

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