As I recall, the brown one was around 135. The 11 point was 143. The 9 went 138 (it's the one that's only half-visible).
28's lease isn't far enough south to be in the area where you let 135's walk all day long. I have seen bucks bigger than any of these on the lease, though. Two years ago, hammered one, but blood trail petered out (guessing it hit fwd and in shoulder/leg) that was 170 gross pretty easy. Another the year before, I and three other people all missed shots at one that was also over 170 (same deer, same stand, two weeks or less apart!). I think 158 is the biggest that's actually been harvested while I was there. It was a 20" wide 10 with great mass and average tine length.
Interesting spot for sure. 120" bucks are common place. I mean unlike anywhere else I've hunted. I'd guesstimate nearly half of the bucks I've seen there are 120"+
The other interesting thing is how wide a variance you'll see in configurations. Lots of wide, "picket fence" 10's that have long beams, but not a lot of tine length. Bright white to dark chocolate and everything in between. Heavy mainframe 8's like the half-shown rack on the left. Super tall and narrow like the one on the right.
I've only seen two other bucks that were as dark chocolate as the one in the picture. Every one has been very mature. Have seen a few obviously mature ones with pretty light-colored racks too. Interesting variation down there, no doubt.
