Anyone hear about 22pt

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crappiefisher
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2010/10/30 20:24:08 (permalink)

Anyone hear about 22pt

My hunting buddy told me that a guy he works with shot a 22pt TYPICAL. He talked to the guy and saw pictures of it. He is going to get me pics of it. I believe he is telling the truth. He said they are looking at it now to see if it is a state record. It is a Pittsburgh deer. There is a long story he told me about this buck, with scouting it and ect. Just wondering if anyone else heard anything?? Timmy
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    detrapoldjr
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    RE: Anyone hear about 22pt 2010/10/31 12:32:44 (permalink)
    Haven't heard about this one.  Would like to see some photos.
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    RE: Anyone hear about 22pt 2010/10/31 12:55:32 (permalink)






    Barry Kern 2010

    Pennsylvania record?

    October 26, 2010


    This 14 point whitetail should be setting some records for the Keystone State. Barry's archery buck is estimated to be a young deer, only 3 1/2 or 4 1/2, but he sure sports impressive antlers. It is reported to have a green gross score of 189. A buck of this caliber has the potential to be the new Pennsylvania archery record and will also place very high in B&C typical entries from the state as well

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    RE: Anyone hear about 22pt 2010/10/31 17:47:46 (permalink)


    George Block
    Clarksville's Kern could make B&C book
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    A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned the rarity of a typical Pennsylvania whitetail buck that would top the Boone & Crockett minimum score of 170.
    Just a couple of days ago, I held a Washington County rack that I am sure will top that number.
    Barry Kern of Clarksville shot a 14-point recently that, while I didn't score it, I watched John Dino and Bobby Rogers green score. As a B&C official measurer, I am not supposed to green score bucks, but I let them do it as I watched.
    Kern's buck had a gross score of 189 and a net score of 174. It will be 60 days before we can give the buck an official score, but I doubt if this monster will lose all that much.
    It should be the second buck from Washington County to enter the B&C book in the typical category.
    I'll let you know 60 days from now.
    post edited by Mikastorm - 2010/10/31 17:50:21

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    crappiefisher
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    RE: Anyone hear about 22pt 2010/10/31 19:25:10 (permalink)
    I know about that buck, but I am talking about a different one. I will let you guys know if I find anymore about it.  Timmy
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    RE: Anyone hear about 22pt 2010/11/03 22:49:12 (permalink)
    ok...guy i work with claims its his wifes uncle...i told him i need pics...lol...he ended up getting some on his phone that i asked him to forward to my email so i could post here but he failed to do so ...i will ask again tomorrow..it was hard to count the points but we shall see!

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    RE: Anyone hear about 22pt 2010/11/04 08:09:06 (permalink)
    On HPA and Bowsite there are pics of big guy from Elk County public land (supposedly) that is a doozy.  20 some pts and grossing over 200 P&Y.  In a couple of the pics it has a PA tag on the antler.  It is definitely a great buck, no matter what the story is.
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