Aging deer by tooth.

[howabouttheiris]

I am trying to age this deer, but it is not matching any of the years on the reference tool.

If you really look back there you can see it.

Can you age this deer by tooth?

Asking for a friend.



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[solocam_aggie]

Jaw is farther back bud. Split the lip back or really pry it open to see them.

[Lone_Wolf]

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[AntlerCollector]

Take the jaw out first

[Lone_Wolf]

http://www.deerage.com/

If you want the real age.

[howabouttheiris]

Sorry, my sarcasm did not shine thru.

This was a very mature deer that a friend shot this weekend and on it's way to be mounted. Photo doesn't show it well, but there is only 1/16" of a tooth left in its head.

That'll teach me for trying to make a joke.

[meltingfeather]

gonna need a better look than that!

[AntlerCollector]

Sorry, my sarcasm did not shine thru.

This was a very mature deer that a friend shot this weekend and on it's way to be mounted. Photo doesn't show it well, but there is only 1/16" of a tooth left in its head.

That'll teach me for trying to make a joke.

Congrats to your friend
Nothing wrong with making a joke, just make better ones

[AntlerCollector]

He can ask the taxidermist to save the jaw

[LuckyCards2006]

Looks like you are talking about the rare canine tooth deer get once in a while.

[WCB]

lololol



Old is what I say

[tminc]

ive noticed that the deer eating protein year round have different wear than the deer that forage for food