35 points!

[HighwayHunter]

Some giants killed withen sight of the city limits of College Station.

Wish I had a photo of the roadkill in front of the high school off hwy 6 from 2019, maybe 2018. It was huge. Think it was posted on here


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[redfishted]

Unimpressive to me. But that’s just me.

Would you pass it broadside at 20 yards? I would not.

[Smart]

It's still undefeated

[MD2TX]

But is it 13”

[RMW]

Here’s a buck similar that one of our employees got on game cam on our grass farm near college station. Unique buck for sure

[cwd500]

I was headed too fire school yesterday morning and seen a good buck somewhere in the same area. It was still dark and I was going 75, but I could tell it was a good buck. Kinda wish I would have stopped to see if it was that buck, because I was running early

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[toledo]

Here’s a buck similar that one of our employees got on game cam on our grass farm near college station. Unique buck for sure

I have a place south of College Station on the Navasota and see bucks like this. Seems I remember reading that its a fungus or bacteria that causes it?

[kkp005]

Cool looking deer. But I’m sure much bigger ones have been killed in the Navasota and Brazos river bottoms

[Texas Grown]

Record? Lol

Yes, Class: Honda Civic non-typical.

[chehunt]

I don't see that many points

[RockTippedStick]

Must be a hot doe in the area because there was another nice buck ran over this morning a couple hundred yards north of there. Looked like a decent 8 but was on the other side of the median.

[JHT]

I do know if it destroyed my truck it would be at my house

X2.

I think deer are like this is why they don't let us keep the collision kills.

My deductible is far less than any lease producing deer like this and I am not really one to get attached to a truck.

Now getting a good attorney to get you out of the driving violation of running over a deer like this in reverse would cost as much as a nice lease.

[Dr. Evil]

35 points? Where are the other 15?

[RMW]

I have a place south of College Station on the Navasota and see bucks like this. Seems I remember reading that its a fungus or bacteria that causes it?

Horns are really similar, never heard of fungus causing this.

We are on hwy 50 just north of Clay on river.

[Aggiehunter08]

Unimpressive to me. But that’s just me.

Ditto. Skull cap to the garage pile!