| Many archery deer hunters today have set
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| | during your archery hunting season, you
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| higher personal standards as far as
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| | must first be able to identify and score
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| hunting trophy bucks. They seem to be
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| | a buck out in the field. Now, how often
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| putting more demands on themselves simply
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| | does it happen that you see 150-class or
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| to locate a record buck and to harvest
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| | even 160-class bucks out in the field?
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| it, only to have it put into the book of
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| | So how do you know when you do see one?
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| records. There is one problem with this
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| | First, practice makes perfect. Go to
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| theory, record bucks are far and few
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| | your local taxidermist and have him or
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| between. Harvesting a record white-tail
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| | her help you score some of the bucks on
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| buck while bowhunting is like winning the
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| | the wall. Estimate its inside and
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| lottery, rare, but it can happen and does
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| | outside spread, length of beam, average
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| happen every year.In the top ten big buck
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| | mass, length and number of points. By
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| states, Michigan ranks number nine, while
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| | practicing on wall mounts, your judgment
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| Wisconsin is at the number one position.
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| | out in the field will be much
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| The state of Wisconsin averages about
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| | easier.Antler spread is one of the
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| 893,000 hunters each year, while Michigan
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| | easiest to identify. An average deer in
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| will average around 1,125,000 white-tail
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| | the state of Michigan has a measurement
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| deer hunters per year. Wisconsin has
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| | of about 18 inches from tip of ear to
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| 3,125 Pope & Young bucks and 273 Boone &
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| | ear. You can then estimate the antler
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| Crocket bucks. Michigan has 576 Pope &
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| | spread of the buck you are estimating by
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| Young, 60 Boone & Crocket bucks in their
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| | using this measurement.
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| books. In order to harvest a record buck
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