Looks young in the face but his chest is filled out, I’m thinking 4yo at least.
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Originally posted by PYBUCK View PostIf you can't see the difference between the old deer that won the fight and this 4 year old you are doomed to shooting immature deer. Why don't you go ahead and shoot him and I'll take your spot on the lease. 4 YEAR OLD MAX
Lol, not a chance man. There is something different with this deer. I had 18 bucks of different age groups in front of me at the same time last week. There is something up with this deer. Other than 150” of antler he doesn’t look like the other 3 or 4 year old deer out here.
May just be an odd ball deer but I’m not taking a chance on shooting him.
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Not a Dam clue. Good luck on what ever you decide.
He looks funny. Check his feet and ears. Both will show old age when dealing with a post mature Deer.Last edited by Mex. Bowhunter; 11-09-2019, 12:41 PM.
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Some people have never seen a 10+ year old deer before apparently. They start to waste away and look “young” again. Those front legs and walk tell the story. A lot of tarsal staining as well. If you’re fortunate enough to see him again, watch him closely as he attempts to eat corn and you’ll see a bunch falling from his mouth from the lack of functioning teeth remaining.Last edited by TwoHighways; 11-09-2019, 01:18 PM.
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Originally posted by Mexico View PostAll of you guys saying ancient have got to be kidding. An old deer has loose saggy skin in the brisket area, loose skin under their chin. And their ears get huge and saggy not perky. No one or no deer can hide from gravity.... just go ask your wife
This and if he was that old he would have calloused knees. No saggy skin no brisket wiggle. Looks 4 to me but I could be dead wrong.
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Originally posted by bowhunterhelm View PostLol, not a chance man. There is something different with this deer. I had 18 bucks of different age groups in front of me at the same time last week. There is something up with this deer. Other than 150” of antler he doesn’t look like the other 3 or 4 year old deer out here.
May just be an odd ball deer but I’m not taking a chance on shooting him.
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I think he is past his prime. Its like his hide doesn't fit his body. His neck at the brisket, blends in to the body, but yet his neck is drawn at the base, his pedicles are large. He looks like an old man would look. To me all those things are indicative of a past prime buck.
I will say this, I have seen bucks that were pen raised(Protein fed), then turned into the wild and that is what they look like. Basically starving, trying to adapt to natural browse or food. Since you made the comment about the Exotic place.Last edited by lovemylegacy; 11-09-2019, 08:28 PM.
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