Stripes on buck?

[Harper24]

I have a doe that has the same stripes and she has been like this for several years now. It seems to be a permanent thing.

Her's are very pronounced. Great picture

[LonestarGent]

That's the great North American Deerger. Half deer half tiger.

[LuckyCards2006]

Nice buck. We have a buck that has the stripes as well.


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[Harper24]

Nice buck. We have a buck that has the stripes as well. [ATTACH]887995[/ATTACH]


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That buck hasnt missed a meal either!

[HappyM]

I see it early in the year when acorns are abundant. They are very fat and it ripples when it gets thicker.

Here is one of my favorite with stripes

[Johnny]

Here's one my son killed last season... Montgomery County.



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[Draco]

Could you feel any difference in the hair where the stripes are? Other pictures of the doe I posted look like the hair is thicker and thinner and that makes the stripe look. Not sure though.

[Harper24]

I see it early in the year when acorns are abundant. They are very fat and it ripples when it gets thicker.

Here is one of my favorite with stripes

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Wow! Where is your lease at? Asking for a friend......

[Harper24]

Yea its a different color/texture on the stripes

[Harper24]

Here's one my son killed last season... Montgomery County.



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Awesome buck! How much you reckon that deer weighs?

[texashunter56]

I see it quite often here on bucks and does on trail cams and in person while hunting. I have not had many acorns at all in the past 4 yrs now. Here is post rut buck from last night.

[txtimetravler]

When you skin them, you will also see a tiger strip pattern on the inside of the hide.
Kind of neat.

[wow]

Them are deebras half deer half zebra.

[oktx]

I have a doe on camera like that. I just thought it was wavy hair.

[Big pig]

Saw a buck yesterday with a little of the same hair do.
I thought it was unusual And later I recognized his hide immediately.
Never noticed it on other deer.

Thanks fior sharing.

I get my biggest boars back to camp by dragging them behind my truck. Sand and grass make it easy. Head first, not against the hair. I tie a noose around their snout.

BP