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Oklahoma's Atoka County is known as a great spot for whitetails - heavily wooded ridges littered with acorns. This southeastern county hasn't yielded many Boone & Crockett bucks, in fact only two - a 210 2/8-inch non-typical, and a 177 6/8-inch typical. Like in most counties in the state, the bucks harvested there are 2 � years old or younger - never reaching trophy potential. Nevertheless, Farris resident Mark Miller took a giant buck there last season, sporting a unique set of headgear, and certainly causing folks to take notice of the value of deer feeders and game cameras.
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