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    #31
    Wow, that's a thick necked rascal!

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      #32
      Originally posted by Roscoe View Post
      Wow, that's a thick necked rascal!
      That's the biggest deer I have ever laid eyes on. I watched him for 45 minutes. Counting and scoring . I kept getting 160. I couldn't believe it though. I guessed him at 250 + live weight . The game wardens couldn't believe it either.

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        #33
        He just came over the fence for a midday protein snack:

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          #34
          His name should be lucky. .
          he looks like a young deer with potential to me, hope he makes it and stays on your place...

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            #35
            I'd have thought that shot would have broke his vertebrae. Tough dude

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              #36
              Based on this, and the fact that he alive, I'd say it went above all bone in his neck.
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                #37
                That buck is going to be an absolute beast in 2/3 years. His neck looks to be healing.

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                  #38
                  I don't think he's a young deer but didn't we establish that bucks could only be aged by the size of their sack?

                  Hopefully gangrene doesn't set in and get him. That'd be a terrible shame.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Etxbuckman View Post
                    I don't think he's a young deer but didn't we establish that bucks could only be aged by the size of their sack?

                    Hopefully gangrene doesn't set in and get him. That'd be a terrible shame.

                    It's been 2 weeks minimum since he was shot, so I would think the odds are tilting in his favor day by day.

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                      #40
                      He was in my feed pen for 30 minutes right before dark and he's back in there again. I guess I'll take some protein out for him this weekend. I virtually never have antlers consistently on protein this time of year, so I'm gonna feed this dude. :-)

                      I need some good color pics to see how that wound is looking. IR ain't much for that:

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                        #41
                        I don't see a young deer. I see a wore out older deer but either way it is cool that you now have a little history with this guy. Hope he blows up next year and you close the book on him.

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                          #42
                          Originally posted by az2tx View Post
                          If that's a gunshot wound it didn't penetrate 2"
                          More likely from a fight or even a broken tree limb
                          This was my 1st thought too...I have one just like him, but in the shoulder...

                          He came in that after noon - clean - next afternoon hole in the shoulder...

                          Part of the ranch he was at, was a ZERO percent chance he was shot...


                          Gonna follow this thread...very interesting.

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                            #43
                            We are 99% sure it's a gunshot wound.

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                              #44
                              Looks like a gunshot wound as well. They are tough animals. Looks like he will likely make it.

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                                #45
                                These animals amaze me!

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