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Sun, 2005-02-13 16:05
NONYA
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Non-typical muley 2004

I took this crazy looking buck on our place near Augusta Mt. I saw bigger bucks this year but none as unique as this one,he has an outside spread of 36".

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Sun, 2005-02-13 18:02
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supersider34
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Non-typical muley 2004

That is a very unique buck. Would have him mounted if it was mine. Congrats on a cool looking buck.

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Mon, 2005-02-14 09:40
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reconabe
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Non-typical muley 2004

very nice character on those antlers. I would have him mounted also. congratulations.

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Sun, 2005-03-27 09:40
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BowMtnSpirit
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Non-typical muley 2004

Looks like he would have been typical, but injured that left antler as he was growing it out.. Very impressive buck, either way.

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Sun, 2005-03-27 16:12
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NONYA
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Non-typical muley 2004

Actually he was missing about 8" of his leg on his back right side,looked like he was either born that way or broke it off when he was young because there was a black pad on the end of that leg similar to a dogs paw and he didnt have a very obvious limp because I watched him go into his bed before i made a stalk and never noticed anything odd.

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