Its interesting to me how different deer can look based on lighting, body angle or posture. These two pictures are of the same deer taken about an hour a part. Antlers aside, its amazing to me how different physically this deer looks in these pictures. Looks like he hit the weights in between. lol
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Originally posted by Hydestik View PostLooks 4.5 -5 to me . The first picture would be better if he had his head up. The second pic the lighting is not so good. That's a deer with a lot of potential ! I would pass on him if possible.
Been over 2 months since I caught him on camera last. Had him on camera very off and on for over a year. He does not come to feeders, at least on our place. I will be trying some hand corn this year at that fence crossing to see if he'll come out and play.
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Originally posted by Roscoe View PostHe may have lots of potential, but he better stay away from me if he wants to realize it. Lol. He's a dream buck for me. I hunt 107acres and he's a non resident deer most of the time.
Been over 2 months since I caught him on camera last. Had him on camera very off and on for over a year. He does not come to feeders, at least on our place. I will be trying some hand corn this year at that fence crossing to see if he'll come out and play.
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Originally posted by Roscoe View PostIts interesting to me how different deer can look based on lighting, body angle or posture. These two pictures are of the same deer taken about an hour a part. Antlers aside, its amazing to me how different physically this deer looks in these pictures. Looks like he hit the weights in between. lol
Unless you pull a tooth and have it examined, its very difficult to age them.
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