possible new world record?

[jtrtmt]

Has any one else herd of this or seen this?
got this from a friend

Got this in my email........ anybody else here of this?

Subject: Loma Nebraska, New world record



Sent from my iPhone This bad boy was shot last night near Loma. I was at our are DU banquet when I got the call I had better get out to see this deer. We headed to the farm and it was like a NU football game there was so many people and trucks. Kevin Petrzilka shot it and could not have been more humble about it, his son had spotted mending fence and had called his dad to get out there. They made the perfect plan to surround it and laid him down. I caped it off last night right where he laid and the rack will be back in Kevin’s hands today so I am not responsible for it until I mount it ( which is a privilege as well) We green scored it last night as a typical that Grossed 226 4/8, his net was 216 3/8. If he stays as a typical because there is a concern that his G3’s may count as non-typical, he will rank near the top in the world. No matter what happens with this buck as far as scores go he is a once in a lifetime trophy and will be in a few magazines no doubt. I have physically seen a couple bigger non-typical deer in person, but this is the biggest typical by far. Milo Hanson’s world record Typical is 213” just to put into perspective, and Nebraska’s #1 typical is 199”. Time will tell , but I had to share because it is obviously the buzz in this part of the state.

[buckwacker]

A quick internet search yielded an official green score of 203 4/8 for this buck. Thats a little shy of the typical world record (Hanson's 213 5/8) but beats Nebraska's current record typical.

[passinthru]

Whatever it scores doesnt matter to me its still fricken huge!!!

[allhunter]

thats a great fricken buck!

[buckfever]

i've been hunting for about 15 years and i've got a few european mounts on the wall, but haven't got a shoulder mount yet. i made the decision a long time ago that i wasn't going to mount every deer that I shot because for one it's just too expensive and 2 it just adds to my list of things to dust. lol. anyway, i still get buckfever every time i see a deer, and the day i don't i'll probably stop hunting. that feeling is part of the reason i love this sport. i've always wondered what would happen when my buck of a lifetime walks out. i had a really nice 8 point walk out on me a few years ago and it shook me up so bad that i couldn't steady my rifle, but i was in a stand without a shooting rail and i can't shoot off hand to save my life. looking at that buck gives me that feeling in my stomach and it's just a picture. if one like that walked out on me, i might be one of the few people that are blessed enough to leave this world doing something they love!

[daedge3232]

that is a ridiculously huge buck. Usually my scoring system in the woods is "Shooter" or "pass", he would definitely rate as a "shshshshshooter", as I would be stuttering to myself in my head.