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Close to Jourdanton.
Lots of hunting pressure, but great genetics. Maybe not like Camp Bullis, but heavy, lots of stickers and cheater points.

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I've posted this picture before, but this buck was shot on the ranch I grew up on (my Dad manages the place...we don't own it unfortunately).

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Originally Posted by clark98ut
I guess it has its unique charm, but I'd come closer to describing it as a $hithole. lol

Damn good Mexican food though!


Yep, you can't beat Linda's. Getting damn expensive though. Last time a big ole hamburger with fries and tea cost nearly five dollars. I feel guilty when I go pay the bill because it so damn cheap so I leave a healthy tip.

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Originally Posted by clark98ut
I've posted this picture before, but this buck was shot on the ranch I grew up on (my Dad manages the place...we don't own it unfortunately).

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clark, where abouts is the ranch your buck came from? Was it off the Wilson ranch?

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M16, funny that you would mention Linda's. I ate there every day at lunch the entire time I was in high school. At the time she was in a little portable building with about 4 tables. Every Friday during football season she would fix all of us football players cake or cookies for desert. I think back then we paid about $4 for a enchilada plate with rice, beans and a glass of tea.

BP, I don't want to name the place it came off of, but it's SW of Charlotte in Atascosa Co.

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Thanks. When I dream of a brush country buck, that's what he looks like. With a drop where that bump is! grin

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Originally Posted by clark98ut


BP, I don't want to name the place it came off of, but it's SW of Charlotte in Atascosa Co.


The reason I asked was because it looks like a buck my cousin killed around thanksgiving about 10 years ago. It ranked 5th in Tx. non typical. Just curious if you shot the deer or Gary B.

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Nah, I didn't shoot it, the ranch owner's grandson shot it. Sorry if I implied that somewhere. That's actually a replica of the real deer. It was shot about 5 years ago and netted 187 2/8.

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