I dont' know about you guys but even after many years of hunting I still have a hard time truly identifying a button buck when they come through with one other deer(usually their sister from where I'm from) Late in the season here in Wisconsin you will see fawns running around without the doe because she was shot early in the season. When that's the case the Button buck often times looks much larger than the other doe fawn. I've made the mistake of shooting the button buck before and I'm sure I'll do it again. Everyone I've hunted with no matter how long they've hunted has shot a button buck. I guess that's why there's no such thing as shoot and release.