Guys, DT is right. The recent write up from D&DH on the deer has the taxidermist aging the deer at 3.5 via jawbone aging. Now until they do a cross-secitional analyis, which I'm sure they'll do, that is an unofficial age. Taxidermists get to see a lot of deer and most are pretty good at aging so it will be interesting to see what that guy really is.

If he is only 3.5 what a genetic phenomenon he is.