I am 55.5 yrs old but not exactly that old but close.
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Can We Drop The .5 From Deer Aging?
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There was an article in TTH about aging deer and how it’s mostly a guess. They had several pictures of bucks of a known age and asked the experts to age them. I don’t recall the specifics but it was a surprisingly low number of accuracy. The article was suggesting referring to deer as immature, mature and post mature. I like the idea unless of course you have an intensely managed heard or are HF.
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Originally posted by Mexico View PostEasily agitated are we?
Originally posted by Slick8 View PostI'd love to support your endeavor but until we can get the for "sell, sail or sale" statements corrected I just find the man-power for your cause.
Reat assured it will be at the top of the first world issues list once we correct the above issue.
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Originally posted by Huntsman27 View PostThere was an article in TTH about aging deer and how it’s mostly a guess. They had several pictures of bucks of a known age and asked the experts to age them. I don’t recall the specifics but it was a surprisingly low number of accuracy. The article was suggesting referring to deer as immature, mature and post mature. I like the idea unless of course you have an intensely managed heard or are HF.
I killed a 10 point that was well over 10 years old and he scored 87”. I knew he was old when I had him at 15 yards. Put an arrow in him and when I got to camp, a hunter said...”I have passes in him all year long because he is 3.5 years old”. He was aging him at 150 yards.
I just knew he was post mature!
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Yep. I agree I love these guys that say we only harvest deer that are 7 yrs old. Unless they are tagged in a pen hard to tell. I hunted south Texas for years and kept saying he's 4 or 5 and wait til next yr. We finally renamed the place " next years ranch" I like immature, mature, post mature and dead!
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