Brazos County age and score

[CityLimitSlayr]

One of a group of four.

Sorry about picture quality. Took pic of computer screen with my phone. Don't have a broadside shot that I know of.

[LWD]

My gut reaction is that that ins't a very old deer. Would like a side view though.

LWD

[RogueSamurai]

I gotta agree with LWD....

CityLimit....when last we spoke you were hunting not too far from me. Has development gotten your hunting ground yet?

[HELLRAZOR]

id say 4...118-122

[CityLimitSlayr]

I gotta agree with LWD....

CityLimit....when last we spoke you were hunting not too far from me. Has development gotten your hunting ground yet?

Hey Rogue,

yeah just down the road i believe. no it hasn't yet, but it's getting closer than i would like.

will try and get a side profile soon, i should have waited before posting, but was excited about finally seeing some horn!

[q2xlman]

id say 4...118-122

This ^^^^^^^

[LWD]

Is it still in velvet? I can't tell from the picture. If it is, that would affect my guestimated score.

LWD

[techunter]

4 1/2 & 125"

[RogueSamurai]

On the above mentioned age/score guesses....and before I proceed let me say that I'm NOT trying to start an AR argument here, just stating what I have observed.

In this area, I have noticed SOME deer that had antlers that showed width that was disproportionate to their antler mass, or tine length. I've seen deer that were 16+inches of width but tine length was no longer than my thumb, on any tine. Very odd.

I'm not sure why that is, I'm guessing genetics, but SOME deer in this area are prone to width rather than tine length or mass, which has caused some younger deer to be killed in my area...*coughs*

[CityLimitSlayr]

On the above mentioned age/score guesses....and before I proceed let me say that I'm NOT trying to start an AR argument here, just stating what I have observed.

In this area, I have noticed SOME deer that had antlers that showed width that was disproportionate to their antler mass, or tine length. I've seen deer that were 16+inches of width but tine length was no longer than my thumb, on any tine. Very odd.

I'm not sure why that is, I'm guessing genetics, but SOME deer in this area are prone to width rather than tine length or mass, which has caused some younger deer to be killed in my area...*coughs*

I hear ya! I've got a buddy that hunts down hwy 6 a few miles from me that has completely different genetics!