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Goliath Returns: Photographer Captures New Shots of Freakish Colorado Springs Mule Deer

Goliath Returns: Photographer Captures New Shots of Freakish Colorado Springs Mule Deer

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from cmikles1 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

I'm glad to see he's still out there. I read the post last year when I first joined the sight.

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from ThomasB wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Beauty! I would probably have a heart attack if I saw him walking towards my stand.

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from Palehorse wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Long live Goliath! I hope his fertility matches his rack size!

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from Phil1227 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

wow increadable deer and photos

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from Nathan Bonn wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

wow, monster deer

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from mcj81894 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Thats a huge deer! i bet that the person that shoots him will not be very popular

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from mountaindew732 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

i was just wondering if anyone has managed to find his sheds from the previous year? I am sure they are probably worth a good chunck of money

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from RoddenTodd wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

With his genetics I wonder if his offspring are showing his characteristics. Racks like that are what keeps us driven.

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from LonestarERMD wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Thank God. Amen!

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from rritchey wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

That is what dreams are made of and I would just enjoy the opportunity to see an animal of that class in the wild. May goliath live a long and fruitful (lots of little goliaths) life.

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from iron giant wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

I live near Colorado Springs, and have seen some really nice bucks in the city. One was by a car lot, maybe he likes cars. I have never seen Elvis/Goliath. Does anybody know what part of town he hangs out in. I would love to spend some time looking for him and try to get a couple pictures of him.

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from fliphuntr14 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Thats awesome glad some driven individual had the sense to find him again at take more pictures out of velvet hopefully he can get his hands on his sheds.

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from JOHN ANDERSON wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

good to see hes still out there!!dibbs on the sheds LOL.

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from mexhunter wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

what a magestic beauty. It is one of the most beautiful (yet strange) things i have seen. One of the many wounders of nature.

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from gfr2395 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Eventually, someone may just illegally shoot him. I hope to see him taken legally or not at all.

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from hunter007 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

That is the biggest mullie i have ever seen. Its got guts to be walking around office buildings. I do not thing he's goin to live much longer.

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from loganmills wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

why are there not deer that big around my parts?

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from mrbasskiller wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Dangit!

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from jim.slobe wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

hell yeah!

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from milsky24 wrote 2 years 25 weeks ago

That is an amzing buck! wow

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from Double A wrote 2 years 24 weeks ago

Time for a in town hunting season i think...

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from chrisc72 wrote 2 years 23 weeks ago

that is one gnarly rack. let him breed then someone better take him right before he gets too old. it'd be a shame if he doesn't end up on someones wall.

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from footbasebl wrote 2 years 22 weeks ago

Unbelievable. Beautiful deer, I could not imagine hunting one day and seeing him walk out!

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from Palehorse wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Long live Goliath! I hope his fertility matches his rack size!

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from mcj81894 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Thats a huge deer! i bet that the person that shoots him will not be very popular

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from ThomasB wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Beauty! I would probably have a heart attack if I saw him walking towards my stand.

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from cmikles1 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

I'm glad to see he's still out there. I read the post last year when I first joined the sight.

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from mountaindew732 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

i was just wondering if anyone has managed to find his sheds from the previous year? I am sure they are probably worth a good chunck of money

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from RoddenTodd wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

With his genetics I wonder if his offspring are showing his characteristics. Racks like that are what keeps us driven.

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from rritchey wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

That is what dreams are made of and I would just enjoy the opportunity to see an animal of that class in the wild. May goliath live a long and fruitful (lots of little goliaths) life.

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from mexhunter wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

what a magestic beauty. It is one of the most beautiful (yet strange) things i have seen. One of the many wounders of nature.

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from loganmills wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

why are there not deer that big around my parts?

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from footbasebl wrote 2 years 22 weeks ago

Unbelievable. Beautiful deer, I could not imagine hunting one day and seeing him walk out!

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from LonestarERMD wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Thank God. Amen!

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from iron giant wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

I live near Colorado Springs, and have seen some really nice bucks in the city. One was by a car lot, maybe he likes cars. I have never seen Elvis/Goliath. Does anybody know what part of town he hangs out in. I would love to spend some time looking for him and try to get a couple pictures of him.

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from fliphuntr14 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Thats awesome glad some driven individual had the sense to find him again at take more pictures out of velvet hopefully he can get his hands on his sheds.

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from JOHN ANDERSON wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

good to see hes still out there!!dibbs on the sheds LOL.

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from gfr2395 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Eventually, someone may just illegally shoot him. I hope to see him taken legally or not at all.

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from hunter007 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

That is the biggest mullie i have ever seen. Its got guts to be walking around office buildings. I do not thing he's goin to live much longer.

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from jim.slobe wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

hell yeah!

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from milsky24 wrote 2 years 25 weeks ago

That is an amzing buck! wow

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from Double A wrote 2 years 24 weeks ago

Time for a in town hunting season i think...

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from chrisc72 wrote 2 years 23 weeks ago

that is one gnarly rack. let him breed then someone better take him right before he gets too old. it'd be a shame if he doesn't end up on someones wall.

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from Phil1227 wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

wow increadable deer and photos

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from Nathan Bonn wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

wow, monster deer

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from mrbasskiller wrote 2 years 26 weeks ago

Dangit!

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Goliath is back! The legendary suburban mule deer that took up residence this summer on the grounds of a Colorado Springs construction company has been spotted recently chasing does and racking saplings. Field & Stream gets the story—and the photographs—that show what the buck with the freak-nasty horns and a penchant for peeking in office windows has been up to.