Y'all Help settle this....

[Speedgoat]

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Originally Posted by Speedgoat
Therein lies the underlying issue of why we are struggling in the United States. Nobody desires to do any research and makes decisions based on opinion.


Couldn't help myself.

I meant a berashinga.(sp) lol

[freerange]

Well never agree on anything will we!!!!!

[Bigb311]

I guess that until/if I get any more pics I am going with "IT"

[oldblackmax]

There is no white on the bigger animals tail
U can see the white hair on the whitetail
but not the other bigger animal

[junkmanhunter]

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For what it's worth. I don't know how accurate it is or if it clears anything up. It just makes me think that it is a big mature whitetail.

Heck, I don't know. Shoot it and then we will all know..

[Mikege1174]

For sure that is not a Pere David deer. Look at the feet, PD deer have huge hooves and the suspect deer does not have hooves no where near as big as a PD deer. I don't know what kind of deer it is, but is not a PD deer.

[muddyz]

Not even the same picture angle. But it's a whitetail.

[travisd78]

Whitetail for sure

[James]

After all the discussion I'm going with a young red deer. Here is one in his summer coat that looks very similar

[Archery1st]

Dybowski sika

[Jamesl]

Get some ldp's.

[kyle1974]

I'm struggling to see this radically different camera angle between the two photos....

drawing a straight line between the two feeders, and looking at where the tree in the background sits, I don't think the camera moved at all. The angle of the shadowed area under the feeder timer is also identical.

[Patton]

Dybowski sika

No way Jose

[Barn]

It's a 6 point whitetail with short brow tines swishing his tail to the left. Check out the box under the feeder for angle and zoom.

[Tbone3636]

Trail cam original pics. No crazy angles that make the deer magically big and no photoshop

Do you have pics of a third mature deer for comparison?