a whitetail zoo pen and high protein food

Although I agree whole heartedly, you are going to make lots of friends around here. Alot of folks really like their "Zoos"

My kids have taken a few over the years. Although not trophys in some people's eyes, they sure enough like 'em.:




Both of these bucks pictured were taken because neither could hardly walk because of previouly being injured in years prior. The oldest boy took the buck on the left. Rear leg on the buck on the opposite side of the rack which didn't make had been badly broken in years previous and completely healed. Leg was much shorter than the other.

The larger buck was taken by my father. A neighbors nephew/ grandson had claimed to have shot a monster the previous year. He shot the deer, went over and inspected it. He went to get help to clean the buck and when they returned , the deer was gone. I skinned out this buck and found bullet fragments all in his spine from the year before. Buck prolly weighed 100lbs at most, his back legs were as small as his front.

Just curious! I would love to see some of the biggest buck photos you have and share with every one to prove you dont need to have a whitetail high fence/pen and high protein.

Wow that must have been one tough fella to survive that. Was his backbone actually broken at all, or were the fragments just deeply embedded in there?

those are great bucks, good for those kids!

one question directed at the poster....... you think it would mean any less to those kids if the bucks were taken on a high fence place?

Just curious! I would love to see some of the biggest buck photos you have and share with every one to prove you dont need to have a whitetail high fence/pen and high protein food to shoot big'ns! Ill post the first.

Nice buck, but it appears to be inside a pretty high fence to me!

I liked the "Zoo" better than pen.

Do you feel better now by trying to insult those that hunt behind a fence or use protein.

Heres mine. Less than 1/2 "zooed" and only fed cotton seed...does that still count. It wouldn't really matter because the area where I killed the buck has monsters without the stuff you speak of

Just curious! I would love to see some of the biggest buck photos you have and share with every one to prove you dont need to have a whitetail high fence/pen and high protein food to shoot big'ns! Ill post the first.