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That was the saddest part of me killing this deer
We did not know alot about the buck but when we got this hog up we could not pass on a shot at him. The taxidermist and myself looked at the teeth and I did alot of research about them online and we think he was around the 3.5-4 yr old rangem their just was not alot of wear or decay on his teeth.
 
WOW, that would be something if he was that young. I was told by a biologist that sometimes he really wonders about the aging by teeth in places where the deer eat a lot of corn and soybeans, he said he thought those deer didn't get the tooth wear because of the softness of the food. There is a place you can send in the front two bottom teeth and they'll age it exactly (supposedly) http://www.deerage.com if you still have the teeth you may think about trying it, that would be incredible if that deer was only 3 or 4 years old but with that mass i'd have to wonder. Not doubting you at all just seems like a ton of mass for a deer that young. Thanks again for sharing what a brute, and congrats. again.
 
I am not sure the next time I will be heading home from school, I may stop in and see if the taxidermist does still have the teeth. Seeing him on the wall at the classic though he did seem to be a relatively young deer compared to alot of the others.
 
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