wow! that is a stud! seems like lower ms delta is really producing last few years, or maybe it's just getting more attention through folks like the primos.

He's heavy handed for sure. I like mass on a rack.

haters are everywhere....

nice

Dang nice buck. If I had of shot him with a dang arrow he would have gone swimming in th river not to be seen again.

Really a great buck.

Not hating, getting a little touchy there Troy? If you think that deer has been roaming the free woods long enough to get that big then you need your head checked. I'll retract my statment when I see the article of where and what land they were hunting.

That is a monster

not touchy here, ain't got no stake in any fenced place. But deer that big , and bigger are killed in Ms every year free range. Yer just full of chit.

troy

I've never heard of or seen Primos hunt in a pen. I'm 99.9% sure this buck was killed in free range. Ms. delta produces some monsters so although the buck is huge it's not shocking considering where it was killed.

you might want to do a little research on Ms. There are areas in the delta that annually produce bucks of the same caliber as Iowa and Illinois. Lots of agriculture, good soil, large privately owned tracts of land and management = huge deer.

I took the Primos cameramen fishing this year. They told me that he doesn't even allow the use of poison on the arrows which is legal in Mississippi. I say he killed it legit probably owns the farm where he killed it.

here is the 16 minute video about this deer and the hunt.

http://youtu.be/Z4ipFN_y0io

I can PROMISE you this isn't a high fence deer. Where they hunt in MS and LA is very capable of producing deer like this regularly.

Making statements like that is ignorant.

That's as free range as it gets. Awesome story and video except I would have been jumping up and down and hooping and hollering if I had killed it.

oh three toesie.......where ya at???

Just waiting on someone to show proof where it was killed. I can wait. ;)Haters gonna hate, right?

Ok, I watched the video. I guess the Buck Roar was too much for that deer!

If you guys are 110% sure its free range, ok we'll call it free range. Still waiting to hear where it was killed before I am thoroughly convinced. If deer like this are common free range in MS and LA, how come the rest of you ding dongs who hunt over there don't kill deer like that?

I like Will Primos and I understand he is a business man, but to watch the video and have to listen to the pitch for the Primos bleat can, Primos Buck Roar, and the Rage 3 blade broadhead just ruins most of it for me.

I heard coyotes, it must be a high fence. :rolleyes:

If there is any big name hunting industry pro that I would trust in not hunting in a high fence it would have to be Will. I wouldn't doubt anything he does as not being fair chase. I have talked talked to him a couple of times and he was a very nice guy. I would like to share a campfire with him sometime.

good point on the yotes. I've got an email that says it was killed in Belzoni which is in the delta. This buck is rare b/c of it's mass and main beams. I'm not sure what it will score but I'm sure it will be a lot. This is not a "typical buck" anywhere, midwest or Ms. delta, but 3toe's comment insinuates that a buck can't grow this big in free range which is completely incorrect. Somebody has to be the one to release and arrow or pull the trigger on a record book type buck and it makes more sense that a professional hunter would get the chance to kill than a weekend warrior. 3toe, just admit your wrong and move on :-)