The triple-drop-tine buck of Yucatan Valley was something of a legend among hunters and residents in and around Houston County, Minn. for many years. Well, "TD" is no more, found dead of natural causes by Matt Semling on his farm Feb. 7. Greg Schieber writes in the Caledonia Argus that the massive buck, estimated to be 8 1/2 years old, scored 181 B&C. Click on photo for better look at the big boy and see my Slugs & Plugs blog.
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February 26, 2009
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