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Southcentral PA poaching

Discussion in 'Whitetail Deer Hunting' started by fatsbucknut, Oct 26, 2009.

  1. fatsbucknut

    fatsbucknut Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Blurred out the warden face for confidentiality, known through work. Picture is legit. Killed a week before archery season. Poacher was dumb enough to brag about his "out of state" kill to people who recognized it from summer glassing. I have other photos at work, a farmer found last years sheds which were almost as impressive. Supposedly rough estimates at 175"
     

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  2. Bowguy31

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    Glad they caught the guy. I live in Lancaster, but hunt a farm near Dillsburg once or twice a season.

    One of the guys I share our main property with in Lebanon... He caught some kids gutting a doe out of season last year on our land. :rolleyes:

    The more these morons get caught, the better.
     
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    fatsbucknut Die Hard Bowhunter

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    should have put it in the post but this came out of Northern York County
     
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    Wow, can you share where this happened in York county? What town? I used to live in York......

    What an aweful shame. :(
     
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    Wow, that is a shame. Not far from where I went to college. Some amazing mass.
     
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    fatsbucknut Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I believe it was near Codorus state park. i'll check my other emails tomorrow and see if it has any other details.
     
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    Yep, I know exactly where that is. What a shame, that was to be the deer of a lifetime for someone. :rolleyes:
     
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    twildasin lives in Dallastown, is that anywhere near there?
     
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    Tim is quite a ways south of there, a good 45 minutes or so.
     
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    Bummer... and they say PA doesn't have big deer! HA, the word's out, you slackers need to start puttin up some points!!! :D
     
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    The bucks actually get bigger in the southern part of the state:D:p
     
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    That joker is big. That is some crazy mass on that deer. I wonder how old he was.
     

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