Trail Cam Pics Thread

[MRP]

A friend has a 6 point in his shop that could be his dady. The antler is mostly leaning back, kinda normal, but the position on the skull is about the same and the same side. Has a third antler 3" or so in-between the 2 main beams.

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[HarryToolips]

A friend has a 6 point in his shop that could be his dady. The antler is mostly leaning back, kinda normal, but the position on the skull is about the same and the same side. Has a third antler 3" or so in-between the 2 main beams.

crazy to think there's animals with genes that potentially cause abnormalities like that...

[decker9]

Iv been away from the low land cams for a number of years, but do keep cams up higher.

[decker9]

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[HarryToolips]

Iv been away from the low land cams for a number of years, but do keep cams up higher.

Incredible pics..........

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[ekul246]

Those goat pics are amazing

[Walking Buffalo]

Wtf is with his one antler?!!?

Probably an injury to the pedicle during calving.

Think he got dropped on his head.