Posted By: colt45-90
boone & crocket - 10/20/17 01:28 PM
what are the top ten states
no. 1?
No. 10?
no fair to google
no. 1?
No. 10?
no fair to google
boone & crocket
Posted By: Nogalus Prairie
Re: boone & crocket - 10/20/17 01:43 PM
If memory serves #1 is Wisconsin.
Top ten heavily laden with midwestern states.
Texas may be in top ten historically, may have dropped out.
Top ten heavily laden with midwestern states.
Texas may be in top ten historically, may have dropped out.
Posted By: brucedonnovan
Re: boone & crocket - 10/20/17 01:59 PM
Ohio is probably up there.
Posted By: colt45-90
Re: boone & crocket - 10/20/17 02:08 PM
Originally Posted By: Nogalus Prairie
If memory serves #1 is Wisconsin.
Top ten heavily laden with midwestern states.
Texas may be in top ten historically, may have dropped out.
Top ten heavily laden with midwestern states.
Texas may be in top ten historically, may have dropped out.
Posted By: doogie
Re: boone & crocket - 10/20/17 02:10 PM
I would have thought states close to Canada / great lakes area (Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin)
Iowa always seems to have monster deer.
then maybe Texas based on a few counties south west on the border with Mexico that have a lot of atypicals
But you would think Texas being such a large state with many high fence ranches feeding protein would be up higher.
Iowa always seems to have monster deer.
then maybe Texas based on a few counties south west on the border with Mexico that have a lot of atypicals
But you would think Texas being such a large state with many high fence ranches feeding protein would be up higher.
Posted By: J_Cham13
Re: boone & crocket - 10/20/17 02:21 PM
Originally Posted By: doogie
I would have thought states close to Canada / great lakes area (Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin)
Iowa always seems to have monster deer.
then maybe Texas based on a few counties south west on the border with Mexico that have a lot of atypicals
But you would think Texas being such a large state with many high fence ranches feeding protein would be up higher.
Iowa always seems to have monster deer.
then maybe Texas based on a few counties south west on the border with Mexico that have a lot of atypicals
But you would think Texas being such a large state with many high fence ranches feeding protein would be up higher.
High fence deer don't qualify for the Boone and Crockett Club's definition of fair chase
Posted By: snake oil
Re: boone & crocket - 10/20/17 03:02 PM
Fairly sure Arkansas is up there pretty high......
Posted By: colt45-90
Re: boone & crocket - 10/21/17 12:04 AM
typical non typ. rec.
Wisconsin 551 208 206 1/8
Ohio 271 201 201 1/8
Kentucky 312 138 204 2/8
Illinois 213 206 204 4/8
Indiana 239 132 195 5/8
Kansas 179 178 199 2/8
Missouri 180 161 205
Minnesota 210 111 202
Texas 163 87 196 4/8
whats interesting, most of these are many years old
Wisconsin 551 208 206 1/8
Ohio 271 201 201 1/8
Kentucky 312 138 204 2/8
Illinois 213 206 204 4/8
Indiana 239 132 195 5/8
Kansas 179 178 199 2/8
Missouri 180 161 205
Minnesota 210 111 202
Texas 163 87 196 4/8
whats interesting, most of these are many years old
Posted By: REALKILLER
Re: boone & crocket - 10/21/17 12:47 AM
Hawaii 
Posted By: REALKILLER
Re: boone & crocket - 10/21/17 12:52 AM
551? Huh? Is that a mutant HF creation?163? Huh? 163 aint a net booner. Gotta net 170 typ.
Posted By: QuitShootinYoungBucks
Re: boone & crocket - 10/21/17 02:48 AM
Originally Posted By: REALKILLER
551? Huh? Is that a mutant HF creation?163? Huh? 163 aint a net booner. Gotta net 170 typ.
Those are the counts.
Posted By: mr. buck
Re: boone & crocket - 10/21/17 04:08 AM
everybody knows about ohio and illinois, but kentucky is #1 in B&C deer per square mile