A bit of a narrrow dink but he may grow up to be a nice deer in a couple of years..Once the velvets gone, he's going to shrink..
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A bit of a narrrow dink but he may grow up to be a nice deer in a couple of years..Once the velvets gone, he's going to shrink..
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nice buck Steve...
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Nice buck thanks for sharing your picIt would be nice to see one of your kids take him this season. I look forward to seeing the pics & getting the real score on him
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September 10th at first light...............
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Do you think you could hold off just one more year ?
He looks great but more mass would be better.
If it was me I would have a hard time passing him up on opening morning...I would definitely drop him in the last couple of weeks of the season.
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It has been neat watching this buck grow up. He hit my wife's bird feeder numerous times this winter. He is so elusive that he comes in only at night and only trips the motion light as he is leaving the yard. I have only seen him in daylight 3 times. The last 2 times was right a first light. Yesterday morning he was lolligaging a bit. maybe this year his antlers will pop off right under the bird feeder.
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Interested to see what others would think this buck scores based on the pics, I would put him in the 150 class???
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About 30 inches higher.
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I don't even want to throw a guess in if that is the case. the pics don't do him justice if you put him at a 180 buck...Originally Posted by dana
About 30 inches higher.
sounds like time for a trail cam for the bird feeder!
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I'd say 160+ typical, maybe, thin bone, nice and even but front forks are shorter than the back forks. Back tines about 8.5 inches long?
Front 7.5 inches long? Narrow spread.
Three and a half year old, good genetics and good feed and water.
Probably in some farmers field.
he won't be around too long if he stays close to a road with bow season and youth on Sept 1.
-- In the fall or in his dark grey and olive tinted hair for winter coat, with a thick neck in rut. Whoa!
No one could stop the trigger finger from twitching in the rut ... holy moly that's a buck -- take it
Jelvis ( Muley ) Madness lol -- nice stuff stevie -- more? your the best s.d.
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