Wandering River road kill allegedly!!!!!

[Team Anzac]

Anybody have any information on this Monarch of a Whitetail.IMG_1199.jpg

[Reel Time Rut Outdoors]

Nice buck, sad to see a road kill (if true)

[Kurt505]

What a cool buck, drops on both sides, talk about a dream buck.

Only once in my life have I seen a double dropper in real life, and just my luck it had almost all it's points on the top busted off by the time I seen him!

[M.C. Gusto]

Wow

[Team Anzac]

I've seen some monsters around the Wandering River area over the years, some real bush bucks in 503.

[Stinky Buffalo]

Nice buck!

I have a sentimental attachment to double-drop tine bucks. *sigh*

Purdy, purdy, purdy...

[Team Anzac]

Originally Posted by Stinky Buffalo

Nice buck!

I have a sentimental attachment to double-drop tine bucks. *sigh*

Purdy, purdy, purdy...

How about Bucks with 5 drops?lol

[pikeslayer22]

Originally Posted by Team Anzac

I've seen some monsters around the Wandering River area over the years, some real bush bucks in 503.

Should be an influx of hunters in that zone this year


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[Bigwoodsman]

Over the years many fine deer have been harvested in that area. Good genetics in that area of the province. Buddy has a few trail cams set up in the area, and constantly gets huge deer pics on them.

BW

[Drewski Canuck]

Problem for the bush WMUs is that its only two soft winters back to back, so not enough time for big deer to grow real big.

All the big deer are in the farm fringe where they have survived over the last 4 - 5 winters by getting into cow pastures, or getting up against bale stacks, to feed. remember we had a lot of 4 foot snow 3 - 5 winters ago.

If there was active winter logging, then the equipment kept the snow down enough and there was enough browse from the downed tree tops, that the deer had a chance in the bush, but that is still not much for year to year survival.

What you are seeing in that deer is likely a farm fringe buck, and yes, a gagger. Hopefully we have a few more mild winters so the deer can rebound in the bush as well.

Drewski

[mightybuck]

That buck is from cherry grove pierce land area

[catnthehat]

Originally Posted by mightybuck

That buck is from cherry grove pierce land area

That is a ways away from Wandering River!
Cat

[waterhaulerhunter]

Got pic of the same buck and was told Lac La Biche area. Interesting to know the real story

[Team Anzac]

Like I said allegedly, I did hear it may have been la niche also. So the Cherry Grove story could stick.

[snowman93]

Was hit by a truck first then finished off in a field is what read. Think it was on Alberta hunting addicts .

[catnthehat]

Originally Posted by Team Anzac

Like I said allegedly, I did hear it may have been la niche also. So the Cherry Grove story could stick.

Yeah it's hard to tell the origin of these critter once they hit the internet, remember that big ol' pike that was going around a few years back?

People who " knew the guy who was with the guy who caught it"etc swore it came from every puddle of water between here and lake Ontario!
Have to admit though, Labiche is a bit closer to Cherry Grove than Wandering River- if it come fro Cherry Grove!
It would be nice if the guy who found it showed on a site.
Cat

[roger]

boy o boy...good to get that out one the gene pool