Info..advice.....help

[SaskGuy]

Repeat picture but I cropped it some.

He's far from the best one I've gotten on camera score wise, but I'm really liking the buck who;s right side is cut off. Am I crazy?????? Not very tall, but he's got good mass. Is this an old deer or one that is going to get better?
I know his companion is on the upswing......would anyone else consider flinging an arrow at this buck??

 

[THA4]

no question, but im not overly picky....

 

[muddy]

The one who is cut off has surprisingly similar brows to your buck you shot last year and that other one a few years ago. Angle in and look bladed.

 

[huntdoc]

The beauty of bowhunting is he will be within 20-30 yards of you when you make that decision, so hopefully you will get time to judge him. I may be crazy, but maybe has more growth ahead of him??? Basing my opinion on your area, not mine.

 

[Critter]

Kaare.......how come your picts looks as if you drank a fifth of whiskey on your way out to hang your cams???

 

[muddy]

I think he mentioned a bear playing with the camera in one of his posts.

 

[tlambert]

I'd probably take him. But I'd love to see what he'd look like next year. But you can say that about any buck.

 

[JakeWym]

 

[ajadams]

He might have a couple good years on him, but I wouldn't rule out putting an arrow in him.

 

[gundog870]

goo dthings come to those who wait. no doubt in mind mind you'll shoot some giants this year.

 

[bowhuntr311]

Kaare,
The only reason Im not going to say kill him is becuase I know what your area is capable of with out a doubt. Just look at the other buck in the pic. Your deer are so big compared to the majority of the deer I normally see or pics of, for that matter, that its tricky to tell an age on that buck.

I dont know what to say, other than good luck.

Dean