Y'all Help settle this....

[James]

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

Brett has a million pics of deer at the feeder. He told me he is pulling cards this week so crossing my fingers the mystery deer is on it again.

[Jamesl]

Ok, the first buck is a Coues Deer. Settled.

[blntrey3]

I think the camera angle has alot to do with it

[James]

I think the camera angle has alot to do with it

I agree!

[James]

No new pics of the mystery animal on the trail cam. You never know what will step out when your hunting.

[Duane]

I think the camera angle has alot to do with it

Yes, the fact that it is the exact same camera angle and zoom in the originals has everything to do with proving that ain't no typical Texas whitetail deer!

Looking forward to this story on the next episode of Unsolved Mysteries.

[careybirdwell]

I saw a few Barsinga bucks & does on a ranch I went to in Dryden a few weeks ago. They are definitely that tall but the ones I saw wasn't that thick. Here a picture of a Barsinga doe I took.

[Tommyh]

that big bodied animal has a dark mane and a dark belly. Posible its a younger Sika?

[TXHUNT3R]

Wow, can't believe I missed this till now.

My vote is the big old boy is a Key Deer, magnificent creatures..................

[Patton]

No new pics of the mystery animal on the trail cam. You never know what will step out when your hunting.

Dang I was hoping the mystery would be solved

that big bodied animal has a dark mane and a dark belly. Posible its a younger Sika?

Im pretty positive that isn't a Sika... Tail, horn formation, light colored inside leg-- all don't match up to a Sika

[7m STW]

Not even a formosan sika? They get quite a bit bigger

[Patton]

Not even a formosan sika? They get quite a bit bigger

Personally I don't think its Japanese, Dybowski, or Formosan Sika. If I had to guess, I'd say barasingha or sambar. I really don't know, I just don't think its a Sika.