Seguin man, 70, transports 200-pound deer 160 miles in most redneck way possible

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Just when Texans think they have seen it all, here comes a hunter driving down a highway with a 200-pound buck attached to the front on his Jeep with its feet in the air.

And this isn’t a small-town road tucked away in Texas’ Hill Country, this is Interstate 10. But that didn’t stop 70-year-old driver Bobby Wuest from transporting his kill over 160 miles in the head-turning fashion.

“I got a lot of thumbs up and perfect hand gestures, and people take pictures of it one after another. I got a lot of positive feedback from people,” Wuest told the Seguin Gazette, the newspaper that initially posted the photo of the buck hanging on the front of the Jeep.

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Bobby Wuest, the CEO of Wuest Inc., a family owned business that owns Pic-n-Pac convenience stores, used a winch to affix a 200-pound deer to the front of his Jeep. Bobby Wuest, the CEO of Wuest Inc., a family owned business that owns Pic-n-Pac convenience stores, used a winch to affix a 200-pound deer to the front of his Jeep. Photo: Courtesy, Jennifer Luna, Seguin Gazette Photo: Courtesy, Jennifer Luna, Seguin Gazette Image 1 of / 54 Caption Close Seguin man, 70, transports 200-pound deer 160 miles in most redneck way possible 1 / 54 Back to Gallery

Wuest, the CEO of Wuest Inc., a family-owned business that owns Pic-n-Pac convenience stores in the area, told the Gazette that he and a friend used pulleys to affix the deer to a winch.

Since the Seguin newspaper posted the photo to Facebook on Wednesday, it has received over 600 shares and over 780 likes.

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Comments range from “That's the kinda stuff that gives hunters a bad name” to “I'm ready to eat some back strap,” but that’s not stopping Weust from “enjoying” his harvest.

“I’m glad they’re enjoying it,” Wuest told the newspaper, referring to the post’s popularity on Facebook. “But they’re not enjoying it as much as I am.”

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The Seguin Gazette also reported that the post reached over 83,000 Facebook users – a reach that is more than three times the city’s population.

Seguin is located about 30 miles east of San Antonio.

Click through the slideshow to view the viral deer photo, followed by a slideshow of unusual ways to hunt.

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