Originally posted by Roosterpt1
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Nice, I live on Hamilton pool road and I've never seen a deer like that around my house. -
Free range Travis county, I'm surprised he made it to 5.5!!!! Congrats!
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we killed two others off the ranch the next 2 years that were a 132 3/8" main frame 9 with matching mulie forks on his G2's 19 1/2" inside field dressed 87 lbs ( looked like an absolute beast!) he was 6 1/2. And another that was 144 7/8" super mass almost 18" mainframe 10 w/ matching kickers on his g2s but only one made the 1" mark, he was 7 1/2 years old. None of these deer were on protein. These little hill country deer will actually do some preety phenominal stuff ( compared to what is usually killed before they reach 4) if you let them grow up. I am a taxidermist and took in 8 bucks from this Bee Cave area this year that scored from 136"-148". I mounted a buck last year that was a bow kill from just north of San Antonio low fence that was 167" slick 10, he was 6 1/2.Comment
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Alaskan 4 of the bucks i mentioned above came from down Hamilton Pool road. I biggest buck i have seen killed in this area was a 154" 10 point. He was a bow kill and was killed on a place that was 50 acres off Hamilton Pool. Trey Carpenter ( I believe thats his name) works for TPWD and is an official scorer he had a picture of it. He showed us it when he was scoring the deer above for P & Y. The best deer i have ever seen in Travis county with my own eyes was a low 160's type deer. There is a high fence ranch on 71 headed out towards Spicewood that i know has several bucks in the 200's on it. They brought deer in though.Comment
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Gross- 138 1/8"
Net- 130 2/8"
Age- 5.5 years old
Field dressed weight- 105 lbs
am i close
Before i looked i came up with 4.5 144 95Comment
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