Most of you guys have seen the non typ buck with a messed up front left leg we all thought caused the abnormal antler growth on the same side, I named Kankle, but now Im begining to wonder. Look what showed up this week. Im not 100% sure hes the offspring of Rob Sr, but what are the odds after seeing these pics. On a side note, a really nice wide 8pt on this property Ive been watching broke off his left main beam right about the brow tine, I probably was going to let him slidethis year based on small brows and his G2s and 3s are not real tall, but he has a great genetics. This is the first year anyones hunted this property since my father in law got it 3 years ago. I decided to let the property sit for a few years before stepping foot in there for the first time this year. My father in law, nor any of friends hunt, how lucky am I??Imwondering ifthe older ones non typ rackmay not have beena result of his leg injury now, but who knows. Last pic is the 8pt with broken beam in the backround on the right.
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RE: Could it be, Rob Sr and Rob Jr??
Andy .... that is GOLD! ... no doubt the same lines ... great pics!!!
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You have some strong genetics in your deer herd. You should take out the problem child (the first buck) before all of the bucks are like that. plus he is a pretty nice buck.
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Could it be, Rob Sr and Rob Jr??
. That 8 should be real nice next season 
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