Idaho Record Muzzleloader Mule Deer

December 23rd, 2005 David King - King's Outdoor World

There was a beautiful typical mule deer taken in Idaho during the late season muzzleloader hunt. KC Ramsey finally drew a quality mule deer tag and brought down this record buck. The deer should easily become the new Idaho state record muzzleloader typical mule deer and a potential number two or three in the world. Currently the world record muzzleloader buck for Longhunter is a buck taken out of Utah in 1994 and scores 205 4/8 net typical.

KC’s great buck has been unofficially green scored at 205 gross and 201 net typical. The buck is 34 1/2-inches wide but has a kicker coming off from the right side that is a little over three inches long. This will be the biggest deduction off the typical frame as the buck is very symetrical.

KC is waiting until the 60-day drying period (which comes January 7th) to see just where his great typical smokepole buck falls into the record books. I will keep you posted on the official score and ranking in a couple of weeks.

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3 Comments Add your own

1. forest | October 6th, 2006 at 8:59 am

please send a picture thank u
2. Tanner | November 5th, 2006 at 4:50 pm

Please post a picture iam really into hunting and would like to see a picture
3. Roy Myers | May 12th, 2008 at 9:00 pm

Ive seen this buck in person, its perfect. KC worked harder at hunting and scouting and really deserved this great once in a lifetime trophy. You should see the Elk this guys gets!!! Best hunter in Idaho!

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