30 Point Buck

[Deputy Nutz]

Holly balls!

Patrick Flood / Fond du Lac Reporter
Wayne Schumacher of Fond du Lac is shown with the 30-point buck he shot while bow hunting west of Fond du Lac.

[Zool]

Da Tirdy Point Buck exists?!

[Scott Campbell]

Holy schnikes.

[Tarlam!]

Shame they killed it if it's such a rare thing. I am not anti hunting, mind, just anti killing unicorns.

[Scott Campbell]

It'll live forever on someones wall.

[Tarlam!]

It'll live forever on someones wall.

I guess that makes it OK to kill a Unicorn.

[mraynrand]

It'll live forever on someones wall.

I guess that makes it OK to kill a Unicorn.

Dr. Kornbluth, you're services are no longer required. Why don't you run along now and find us a uni-corn?

[Deputy Nutz]

I have a hard time believing this deer came from the wild. I am pretty much fed up with deer farms and outfitters that raise deer to well kill them for a huge fee.

I don't really know the story behind this, but it is rare thing for a beast like this to just be roaming around public hunting ground, or a local farm.

[digitaldean]

http://www.packerrats.com/ratchat/viewtopic.php?t=18721

There is a link in there also of the story in the Fond du Lac, WI news paper.

[Brando19]

I have a hard time believing this deer came from the wild. I am pretty much fed up with deer farms and outfitters that raise deer to well kill them for a huge fee.

I don't really know the story behind this, but it is rare thing for a beast like this to just be roaming around public hunting ground, or a local farm.

I agree 100%. These type of deer are raised and fed special food just for the purpose of getting paid $10,000 for someone to crack a shot at it. This isn't a deer you see on a Sunday drive on the side of the road taking a piss.

[Freak Out]

There was a moose that used to wander the midtown area of Anchorage in the winter that had some genetic defect and would never shed it's antlers. They were the strangest looking antlers I've ever seen. I'll try and locate a pic.

I thought that older deer were more likely to get those funky down-turned brow tines but according to the article the deer was 4-5.

[Scott Campbell]

There was a moose that used to wander the midtown area of Anchorage in the winter that had some genetic defect and would never shed it's antlers. They were the strangest looking antlers I've ever seen. I'll try and locate a pic.

I thought that older deer were more likely to get those funky down-turned brow tines but according to the article the deer was 4-5.

Don't get too close to a moose. Them fuckers are mean.

[Deputy Nutz]

There was a moose that used to wander the midtown area of Anchorage in the winter that had some genetic defect and would never shed it's antlers. They were the strangest looking antlers I've ever seen. I'll try and locate a pic.

I thought that older deer were more likely to get those funky down-turned brow tines but according to the article the deer was 4-5.

Don't get too close to a moose. Them fuckers are mean.

They have a demeanor like a hippo

[Freak Out]

Ya I know...that why I kill them.

Moose do kill more people here then bear do.

[swede]

Damn, Nature!

You SCARY!