[leaker19]

Interesting article in the March 2006 Outdoor Life has experts theorizing where the next world record typical buck will be taken. One of the experts gives Missouri the nod. Of course the article also puts the odds of taking a record buck at 1 in 361 million, but I say like Lloyd in Dumb & Dumber "So you're telling me there's a chance?"

Top 10 spots from the article:
1. Illinois
2. Wisconsin
3. Iowa
4. Saskatchewan
5. Alberta
6. Kansas
7. Kentucky
8. MO
9. Ohio
10. Manitoba

Leaker

 

[Rebel2]

Always a chance.... And truthfully they should separate sections of states that have the best chances.... next year gonna have a bunch of clueless tards come down to southern missouri for that 1 in a holycowmillion chance, only to see spikes.. if they even see a deer..

 

[rat]

4 or 5 above, no doubt.

 

[membergone]

Originally posted by Rebelcj7
Always a chance.... And truthfully they should separate sections of states that have the best chances....

Exactly, EVERY outdoor magazine and EVERY outdoor website should do extensive research as to the specific counties that the next world record could come from and then publish it for all to see!

op:

(*edit, that was sarcasm by the way for those who were unaware!)

 

[Rebel2]

Yep, so all them people will flock to northern mo and chase em down to us southern peoples:rotfl:

 

[rat]

Originally posted by DShootnstGentemn

Originally posted by Rebelcj7
Always a chance.... And truthfully they should separate sections of states that have the best chances....

Exactly, EVERY outdoor magazine and EVERY outdoor website should do extensive research as to the specific counties that the next world record could come from and then publish it for all to see!

op:

Well, DSG.. you are assuming that research is done BEFORE the story goes out. Thats a novel idea...

 

[membergone]

Originally posted by Rebelcj7
Yep, so all them people will flock to northern mo and chase em down to us southern peoples:rotfl:

That was petty good there rebel........you are learning! :wink4:

 

[alwyshntn]

I CAN'T BELIEVE THE NUMBERS OF HUGE BUCKS IN NORTHERN MISSOURI!!!!!

:rotfl:

 

[Rebel2]

I know, if everyone reads this, you ONLY want to hunt in northern missouri, there are no deer in southern or central missouri.. sorry..

 

[membergone]

Actually N Missouri is highly over rated. Most of the big bucks come from Iowa, Kansas and Illinois. :fart:

 

[alwyshntn]

Originally posted by DShootnstGentemn
Actually N Missouri is highly over rated. Most of the big bucks come from Iowa, Kansas and Illinois. :fart:

A even more true statement

 

[D.R.N.18]

Wow guys, after all of the debate, I am sold on northern Missouri!!!!:stickfight:

 

[alwyshntn]

Originally posted by D.R.N.18
Wow guys, after all of the debate, I am sold on northern Missouri!!!!:stickfight:

See GSD we've got another one headed north

Man hunting ground is opening up everywhere down here now :rotfl:

 

[D.R.N.18]

well, alwyshntn I just thought i would tag along with you like always, :withstupid:

 

[Snowman]

I was surprised about Kentucky being in there. I did not realize it had that potential! HYMMM! Do theyhave ticks chiggars spiders and snakes there?

 

[henry]

Originally posted by Snowman
I was surprised about Kentucky being in there. HYMMM! Do theyhave ticks chiggars spiders and snakes there?

We only get the ones they don't have room for

:cheers::cheers:

 

[beanpile]

I was going to KCI 2 years ago and saw a guy hunting right on the KS/Mo border..I thought thats one way of getting a KS Buck without paying the outof state fees

 

[Rebel2]

yep all the deer are north.. north north north

 

[hunter7x]

My feeling (i only have one left) is hurt ! Indiana has been in the top 6 for the last several years as far as # of record book entries. They killed several that had potential to become state records and at least one that went over 200" typical this year alone.

Actually I'm glad we're not on that list. Illinois can have all those yahoo's and their least agents as well.

 

[Ozarks-Bowhunter]

I agree with Rebel. There are nothing but spikes and a few forkies down here.