After a long stretch of time without getting pictures of bucks I have hit the jackpot of buck pictures. I have either two or three different bucks living on my property. I will let you tell me if there are two or three. The first and fourth pictures are of a nine point that I can always distinguish because he has the ninth point. The second and third pictures are both eight points but for some reason they look like different deer to me. What do you think? Also, what do you think they will score?
Here are some other photos. The first one is a top view of the nine point. The second is a picture of an eight point. The third is another view of the nine point. The fourth is another eight point. The more I look at the pictures I can't tell if there are two eight pointers or just one from a lot of angles. Either way I would gladly pull the trigger on any of these deer this season.
The 8 points are the same buck. just a slightly different angle. the left side brow tine is about a half inch taller in both pictures and the beams still sweep up. great bucks
Oh yeah I forgot to set the time stamp. It isn't until the fall that I start to really look at when deer are coming through a certain point. There is a stand right next to this camera and if those bucks are walking under that stand in the fall I will want to know exactly when they are coming through.
After a long stretch of time without getting pictures of bucks I have hit the jackpot of buck pictures. I have either two or three different bucks living on my property. I will let you tell me if there are two or three. The first and fourth pictures are of a nine point that I can always distinguish because he has the ninth point. The second and third pictures are both eight points but for some reason they look like different deer to me. What do you think? Also, what do you think they will score?
On your second and third pictures: looking at the curvature of the brow tines, I would say they are of the same deer.
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