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Rossi Family; Illinois Big Buck Recognition Records for Year Generations of the Rossi family gather each deer season to share the traditions of the hunt. ) . y l i m a F i s s o R y s e t r u o C o t o h p c i r o t s i H ( Story By Kathy Andrews eturning from the service ) in 1969, Dan Rossi was sur - . s w e prised to learn that deer r d n A y hunting was open in Mont - h t a K gomery County. y B o t o “We’d never seen a deer, or even a h R P deer track, on the family farm, but I ( decided to give it a try,” Rossi The Rossi family gathered around a few of the deer harvested in 2007, explained while gathered around the including the biggest buck ever harvested by any member of the family. dining room table with 10 of his hunt - Pictured to the left are four of the five deer harvested in 1986, taken by ing partners listening in, each chiming in with details they recalled from hear - (left to right) Bobbie Chaney, Rory Rossi, Rhett Rossi and Dan Rossi. ing recounts of the hunt. “I shot a 7- point buck with my Hunter’s 60-inch “We’re not doing this for the thrill of family gets together—Easter, Thanks - longbow, and then our Dalmatian the hunt.” giving or Christmas—we’re always talk - helped me track it.” The 11 hunters—ranging in age from ing deer or turkey hunting. It’s in our Rossi quickly pointed out that deer 11 to 67—collectively had 210 years of blood and we can’t get it out.” hunting has changed considerably in deer hunting experience and had har - the last 39 years. vested 263 deer. The house was filled “I’ve changed my tactics a lot since with noisy banter about the impressive he Big Buck Recognition Pro - those early days,” Rossi continued. “I buck—the largest harvested by any fam - Tgram honors deer hunters annually. used to walk all over, but now I just sit ily member—Rory Rossi had harvested Qualifying deer taken by firearm and in a tree or on the ground.” that morning, and how each deer stand archery hunters are scored by certified measurers after 60 days of drying, with But some things remain constant— had earned its name: Brass Factory, standards set by the Boone and Crock - sharing the sport with the family. More Padded Stand, Swamp, Cliff Hanger, ett Club. To qualify, deer taken by than a dozen family members now Two-Seater, Burlap and Airport. firearm must have a minimum score of 140 for a typical rack and 160 for a non- gather each deer season at the elder “Over the years we’ve built enough typical rack. For archery and crossbow Rossi’s farm. deer stands to build a house, and hunters, the minimum score is 115 for “I’ve tried to teach the youngsters helped out the economy considerably,” typical and 130 for non-typical antlers. For a list of measurers, visit www.dnr. two things: Safety comes first and Fred Rossi said with a chuckle. state.il.us/events or call (217) 785-5091 killing means something,” Rossi said. “Deer hunting is the best thing in for more information about the Big the world and a great way of life,” Dan Buck Recognition Program. 14 / Outdoor Illinois March 2008 Rossi said. “It doesn’t matter when the Joseph Girten (left) earned top place in the firearm typical category with a 198 6/8 point buck shot in White County. Also pictured is his father, Barry Girten. 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Thompson 151 0/8 2005 Pike Nick Duncan 140 6/8 2001 Madison Michael Miloncus 163 2/8 2005 Christian Scott Goeddel 150 3/8 2006 Calhoun Steve Geltmaker 140 5/8 2005 Marshall Randy Brim 163 0/8 2006 Tazewell Kyle Foltz 150 3/8 2006 Whiteside Mike Urban 140 4/8 2006 Menard James Bartiste 162 7/8 2005 Scott Oscar C. Weber 150 2/8 2005 Marshall David Snoke 140 1/8 1999 Shelby Mark Volkening 162 7/8 2006 Brown Darrell Lee 149 6/8 2006 Tazewell Ethan Craig 140 1/8 2005 Richland Nathan Holle 161 0/8 2003 Washington Marcus Sleaford 149 6/8 2005 Henry Kyle Amerman 140 1/8 2006 Richland Randy Boyles 160 6/8 2006 Fayette Ronald E. Roseman 149 5/8 2005 Woodford Jason McGuire 140 0/8 2006 Livingston Chuck Brown 160 5/8 2006 Christian John Ryan 149 3/8 2006 Jackson March 2008 Outdoor Illinois / 15 Brothers Joe and Mike Nauman are pictured with the Peoria County 220 5/8 point buck Mike shot in 2004, and the photo taken 30 days earlier on Joe’s trail camera. 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