No, they aren't your classic Louisville Slugger type of drop tines, but they are drop tines nonetheless. Been watching this buck for three years now. This year makes him 4.5. He's still not a monster, but he's looking pretty good.
Very nice buck there. I have always wanted to get a drop tine buck on my trail camera. Good luck with him this year or next. I would have trouble passing on a buck like that.
Rob,
he's on the radar, but the light is not blinking very bright. I have a hard time believing that I'd let him pass. I'd love to see him in two years, but a lot can happen between then and now. This buck isn't exactly sitting on a 1,000 acre piece of privately owned/managed land either. I'm surprised I've been able to keep as good of tabs on him as I have thus far. I've got a few others that I haven't posted pictures of that are showing up a little brighter on my radar.
Double Drop Tine (Pics)
