DNR and officers from Tennessee Wildlife Resources returned a near-record buck to the administrative office at Pyramid State Park in Perry County on Monday. The 24-point deer, which unofficially measures between 203 and 216 inches, was illegally harvested on November 12, 2009 in the Captain Unit of Pyramid Park. The extraordinary mount has been returned […]
24-pointer poached in Perry County, Illinois returned to state park office
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