Aging Experts Needed

[Dudley]

Thats him on the right in the top pic wanna guess at the ten in the foreground of second pic?

The one pic of the 10pt isn't much to go on, at least not for my weak skills! Chest/shoulder area looks well developed like a middle-aged deer but if he lifted his head his profile would change quite a bit. Im going with 3 1/2 on the 10 and 9 1/2 on the first deer. Im probably not within 5 years of either one of them!

[GarGuy]

the ten pt is 2. Im absolutely positive. Gonna be a superstar!!

[WamBow]

the ten pt is 2. Im absolutely positive. Gonna be a superstar!!

i agree with both statements...maybe through a little protein feed in the mix to help his good genetics a little bit

[clayree]

2.5

[GarGuy]

i agree with both statements...maybe through a little protein feed in the mix to help his good genetics a little bit

Hes getting plenty nutrients.

[GarGuy]

2.5

Which deer?

[BrokenJ]

Op is 3.5

[RMW]

The small racked 8 point is 9.5+
No more rutting for him, that's why his tarsals didn't leak

[bgleaton]

I'm going with 2.5

[JeffK]

I hate aging deer in January and with IR night photos. What did he look like beginning of November?

[GarGuy]

I hate aging deer in January and with IR night photos. What did he look like beginning of November?

Just about the same. his coat was slicker but very little tarsal staining and his neck did not fill out any.

[Dudley]

I'm anxious to hear other guesses on that first deer.

[texasdeerhunter]

I think the 8 is no more than 3.5. Good looking young 10

[JeffK]

Just about the same. his coat was slicker but very little tarsal staining and his neck did not fill out any.

4.5 on 8
3.5 on 10

[Tshelly]

3.5 and 3.5 on both


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