The "Lloyd Goad" Buck
2015 ж. 19 Мам.
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Lloyd Goad's son, Jody, talks about how his father harvested his monster buck the old-fashioned way. Killing a record buck with a bow & arrow is no easy matter, even with the help of today's state-of-the-art archery equipment. But if you turn the calendar back several decades when bowhunting was still in its infancy and you accomplish that feat with a 45-lb recurve and wooden arrows, it becomes even more remarkable. Such was the situation in 1962 when 34-year-old service station operator Lloyd Goad arrowed a 197 6/8 typical in Monroe County, Iowa.
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I never understood the scoring system, and why they make the DEDUCTIONS that they do. I’ve seen many bucks with racks that are clearly larger than many others, but don’t score as well because of the “Pope n Young” or “Boone n Crocket” scoring systems. In my opinion, it should be calculated by total antler MASS, rather than how symmetrical or even the rack is. That’s just my personal opinion.
I feel the same way
@@elishahuffman5241 I’ve been deer hunting for over 40 years… And I’ve yet to know of a trophy hunter ANYWHERE who would pass on an obviously bigger racked buck because of symmetry.
AMAZING STORY YOU SHOULD BE PROUD OF YOUR DAD LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome story, your dad would be proud
Gourgous Buck !!!!...Stay Strong...Peace
The g2 and he are common base times which are deductions. The number 10 typical in Kansas was scored the same way as this buck.
Nice Buck! ...
Left g2 & g3 is just like the king buck. Why wasn't it deducted
i like this video wwjd
God is good Jesus is the way to heaven!
I shot that deer in a Walmart parking lot in Manhattan!!