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Ohio German Shepherd Sniffs Out a Record-Book Rack
Ohio German Shepherd Sniffs Out a Record-Book Rack
A German Shepherd named Sweetie led her owner to a 29-point whitetail that will rank as the fifth largest buck in Ohio and 31st in the world.
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Comments (22)
Good Photo!
Wow what a find!
What a unique find! Beautiful dog too. She earned her keep for sure!
That deer is a freak absolutely awesome. I would have a hard time leaving the woods once season started if i saw a monster like that. Cool pictures and im thinking i need a dog that finds deer bones now. lol
What a rack! I bet that deer would have been absolutely awesome to see on the hoof. Beautiful dog too!
i wish my dog could find a rack like that...alive
Great dog. That is one impressive rack!!
That is a HUGE buck.
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Hell yeah if they breed that dog I want one of those puppies.
Awesome bases on that deer. Great find by the dog.
The rack has a lot of mass and the pictures do it justice. I hunt not more than 8 miles from the ewing farm. perhaps the bucks offspring are out there maturing. I have seen some really big bucks around ashtabula county, Getting permission to hunt the farms around the county gets harder every year. A lot of land is now under lease, so if you want to try and get permission go early and beg.
Sweet find, goood girl. :)
holy crap
thats a awsome buck.cool to think it came from my home state
Wow! Another 'Bula Beast!! Ashtabula, Oh is KNOWN for its awesome whitetails...Even being top ranked in the country for its hunting! and here is yet more proof!!
Incredible find, and a wonderful dog! :)
Yes a nice rack. But saying the dog did a good job? (just kidding) It would be hard to miss that thing ha
To quote M. Waddell - "Freak Nasty" !!!
"The bones lay just a few yards from where Ewing’s father, who died in a 2007 farm accident, hunted deer for many years."
And now he knows why his dad hunted there for many years... he finally got his trophy
Great buck, I'll be looking and waiting on mine to appear one day.I have a dog that was put out as well and if I'm lucky he will come across a find like that also.
dang great rack
That is one great rack, but an even better dog. Ive always wanted a dog that could go out on shed hunts with me
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"The bones lay just a few yards from where Ewing’s father, who died in a 2007 farm accident, hunted deer for many years."
And now he knows why his dad hunted there for many years... he finally got his trophy
Good Photo!
Wow what a find!
What a unique find! Beautiful dog too. She earned her keep for sure!
What a rack! I bet that deer would have been absolutely awesome to see on the hoof. Beautiful dog too!
i wish my dog could find a rack like that...alive
Great dog. That is one impressive rack!!
That is a HUGE buck.
Awesome bases on that deer. Great find by the dog.
The rack has a lot of mass and the pictures do it justice. I hunt not more than 8 miles from the ewing farm. perhaps the bucks offspring are out there maturing. I have seen some really big bucks around ashtabula county, Getting permission to hunt the farms around the county gets harder every year. A lot of land is now under lease, so if you want to try and get permission go early and beg.
Wow! Another 'Bula Beast!! Ashtabula, Oh is KNOWN for its awesome whitetails...Even being top ranked in the country for its hunting! and here is yet more proof!!
Incredible find, and a wonderful dog! :)
Great buck, I'll be looking and waiting on mine to appear one day.I have a dog that was put out as well and if I'm lucky he will come across a find like that also.
dang great rack
That deer is a freak absolutely awesome. I would have a hard time leaving the woods once season started if i saw a monster like that. Cool pictures and im thinking i need a dog that finds deer bones now. lol
Hell yeah if they breed that dog I want one of those puppies.
Sweet find, goood girl. :)
holy crap
thats a awsome buck.cool to think it came from my home state
Yes a nice rack. But saying the dog did a good job? (just kidding) It would be hard to miss that thing ha
To quote M. Waddell - "Freak Nasty" !!!
That is one great rack, but an even better dog. Ive always wanted a dog that could go out on shed hunts with me
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