Dennis Dunn took this phenomenal red stag with an arrow at Glen Dene recently. The green score came in at 324 and 5/8ths. If it’s accepted into the SCI Records as a South Pacific free-ranging red deer, it should beat the current archery #1 record rack by about 35 inches! Read Dennis’ story and see more photos here.
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Hello, my name is Lou, I live in Tucson Arizona. I am origanaly from Los Angeles cifalornia. I moved to tucson in 1988, and been hunting mule deer here since. Mule deer out here do not have the genetics that those sheds you displayed have. I have heard alot about Utah mule deer. I would love to see something close to that here, but it is not likely. One of these hunts My friend and I are going to try our luck in Utah for a magnificant mule deer. Thank you for sharing the video with us all. ( Lou )
this is a beautiful buck my dad and i alyaws go hunting we live in ashville ny we go goose hunting turkey hunting and deer hunting. this season we hqve gottin 4 geese, a doe ad a buck but the season is not over yet , well thats a nice buck byyee