Unique bucks….

[8bitnes]

Other side was a small, but very regular 4 point

 

[Obsessed]

I guess this deadhead of an over the hill buck qualifies, ha.
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Should be a stud this year.

 

[203ntyp]

My son, who's not picky, shot this buck with double beams connected at the bottom, on November 8th. Personally, I would have liked to see what he would have turned into!

 

[showstopper]

This is a buck from a few years ago obvious but every tine had a flame-like split including triple brows. I cannot find the picture but in late December is was down to maybe 6 tines left. Broken up bad! Orange army must’ve gotten him because I only saw him this one year.

 

[Hardwood11]

 

[northcedar]

^^^ we can all agree that's a cull buck right?

 

[8bitnes]

^^^ we can all agree that's a cull buck right?

Would like to see him next year, presumably a 1.5 year old

 

[northcedar]

Would like to see him next year, presumably a 1.5 year old

Yeah I had wondered that, too, after I posted. Definitely would be pretty interesting as a yearling. If he's 2.5 then he looks a lot less interesting. I'd never give a deer like that a 2nd look, but with most the deer being dead around here, from ehd and yearly snipers, I'm weighing my options on what kind of a meat deer to shoot.

 

[Thinkin Rut]

Mostly flat, bladed drop tine buck.

 

[8bitnes]

Mostly flat, bladed drop tine buck.

Little brother to yours. If I rotate it, there is a little icicle effect that might develop into a drop time in future years

 

[203ntyp]

When I did the Euro of this year's cull buck this little morel looking sprout was hiding under the main beam.