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Rob bucks- Who's shot one?

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by Schultzy, Feb 28, 2009.

  1. Schultzy

    Schultzy Grizzled Veteran

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    I've never ever saw one and yet Rob/PA has shot a good share of them. Would I take one, you bet!! It would be on the wall In no time, I do like unique looking racks. So, anyone out there ever got one besides the "famous" Rob? Pics?

    Rob, were all these Rob bucks taken In the same woods/area?
     
  2. Rob / PA

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    NICE ONE GRI22!

    I didn't see this thread until I posted in my thread but here's it again.

    Schultzy, they came from 3 different areas. The two with the broken main beams 04 and 07 were shot from the same tree. I have some fighters on my hands. :d


    Every "Rob" buck I've taken I'm proud as heck to have taken. Only 1 of them was under 3.5 years of age and a trophy in my eyes and that 1 was shot on my birthday, a day I've always wanted to take a buck and score never came into the equation at that point. Here's the starring roles,

    The Starter, almost 60" of antler on his left side, with a 16" spread he would have been a 130" 3.5 yr old. That lone side is a 10.5" brow with a snapped main beam right behind it. I honestly thought it was a spike side when I shot him. 04 Contest

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    My 2.5 year old and only birthday buck, the next star in the "Rob" buck series. :d 05 Contest

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    They are silhouetted/euro mounted together above the W of Bowtech behind the bar wall.

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    Mr. Broken Main Beam, 3.5 year old 07

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    Mounted: That's him on the wall to the right.
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    And Mr Halloween 08, 3.5 yr old

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    I'm thankful for each of these bucks. :cool:

    :d
     
  3. Rob / PA

    Rob / PA Grizzled Veteran

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    How about this one that was mounted at the outfitter in IL,

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    I understand he would have been a 200" with both sides.

    Or this bad boy, yeah I'd consider him in the class or role:

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  4. Cooter/MN

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    This probably doesn't qualify as much of a Rob buck but has the most charactor of any I have shot. It's a 6X4 with a busted G3 on the smaller side. The beam on the smaller side was also starting to crab claw on the end.

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  5. racewayking

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    The first day I went deer hunting I shot a TINY Rob buck. Haven't shot one since.
     
  6. KodiakArcher

    KodiakArcher Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Whew! That Rob! All my bucks have perfect symetry, perfectly small!!
     
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  8. Schultzy

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    Definitely a Rob buck there Dave!!;)
     
  9. MGH_PA

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    All nice bucks. I don't care if a buck is missing parts of his rack. If he's a shooter, he's a shooter, and I would be proud either way. There's some cool character in these bucks you guys have shot!
     
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    I shot a buck with a ML that had broke off one side(would have been a 6)... that was before my appreciative photogenic days...
     
  11. hunter6742

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    Wow, those are all nice bucks guys.
     
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    bloodcrick Moderator/BHOD Prostaff

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    Awesome bucks guys,,,,:cool: I have not shot one but did miss one almost exactly like the one Grizz is holding. I couldnt get him to stop as he was chasing a Doe, I tried to make the shot and shot under him :cry: I passed a very nice and upcomming one this season. He was either a very nice 1.2 or a decent 2.5. I had him at 12-15 yards, He was around 15" wide, had one side with three points and no brow, and the other side had a long beam, no points but had a brow. Love the pics guys!!
     
  13. in da woods

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    those are definitely some different looking bucks. Rob is that a pic of your man cave your working on?
     
  14. Rob / PA

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    Sure is and I'm hoping it'll become, or be my hunting lodge inside my house/lodge. LOL :cool:

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    stikbow26 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I shot this one back in 1991 with my daughter sitting between my legs when she was 6 years old.. It was the start of her loving bowhunting.. Walt [​IMG]
     
  16. Schultzy

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    Definitely a Rob buck there Wally!! Exciting hunt by the sounds of It!!
     
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    How did they get the name "Rob" bucks?
     
  18. Mo_bowhnter

    Mo_bowhnter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Here's my Rob buck from this year. He would have been perfectly normal but two tines on left side are busted off.

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    Named proudly after our own Rob/Pa, as you can see he has quite a few on his resume. He has famously (or imfamously :d) been the namesake of all goofy looking whitetails.
     
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    LOL Thanks Al,

    bowhunter546, Honestly I'm not sure who coined it. I wish I knew now but back in 04 on another website (HNI) we started a team contest, I shot the one I posted above in my post. The year after I shot the second one. I think at that time some one started the nickname for all really unusual bucks that they have/had on game cam etc... I accept the coined phrase with honors. Sometimes now it's second nature to call one of them a "Rob" buck. LOL. Some of it came from ribbing ole Rob here (me) about his (my) bucks and many just embraced it too as when someone mentions a Rob buck, most know what to expect. LOL :cool:
     

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