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A tough choice- Typical Buck or Double Drop No Typical?
Last Post 29 Jul 2008 12:14 AM by jsimmons. 5 Replies.
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20 May 2008 04:43 AM  

So it's the first day of hunting season your in your stand and two bucks meet begin to size each other up right in front of your stand.  One is a narrley 280 class non typical  with double drop tines and buck two is a perfect (typical) 220 class buck.  Both are broad side to you eyeing each other up and paying no attention to you.  Which one do you take?
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28 May 2008 10:59 PM  
The double drop with out a doubt. I have yet to see one in the woods and I don't see many on the wall when visiting friends
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29 May 2008 03:22 AM  

I would probably miss both of them because of a bad case of buck fever. If saw a 180-class this year and nearly fell out of my tree.

Serious though, I would take a shot at the non-typical.

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29 Jun 2008 01:31 AM  
Both deer would get my heart racing and hands shaking but if I was lucky enought to take a shakey shot I would take the non typical. There is something about drop tines that I just love.

What a great dream Joe. Thanks for sharing :)
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22 Jul 2008 01:48 PM  
I've got to go with the non typical as well. I love drop tines!
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29 Jul 2008 12:14 AM  

I would consider giving up my 2nd born for a double drop tine buck.
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