same buck from last winter
#1
same buck from last winter
Well I finally got a good picture of a buck coming to my mineral licks about once every couple weeks. I am pretty sure it is a buck that I got lots of pics of last fall, but he dont seem much bigger, just a little more "trashy" it looks like he is trying to get a small drop tine, or weird bump off the bottom of his left beam, and some hoes or something on the right one. Does everyone think this is the same deer, and any guesses on gross score?? Im guessing mid 130s but may be wrong. Also is a pic of him last winter right before he shed.
#3
RE: same buck from last winter
Wow, now that I looked at it with both pics together, he had the holes on the right beam and the small bump on the left one, he carried them both into this rack. I had always heard the the holes in the beams were due to an injury or bee stings, but it makes me wonder now, I didnt even notice it before..
#7
RE: same buck from last winter
Nice picture!
same buck - but I'd say itsLOTS bigger, especially in the bases - but tines, spread, and beam length all look like more - I'd say 30" more at least, maybe more.
FH
same buck - but I'd say itsLOTS bigger, especially in the bases - but tines, spread, and beam length all look like more - I'd say 30" more at least, maybe more.
FH
#9
RE: same buck from last winter
Angus,
First off, congrats on capturing that same buck two years in a row. Personally I think he has made a very healthy jump from a 2.5 year old buck to a 3.5. Pictures as always can be deceiving, but considering his width, mass, main beam length and tines..hes definately gonna be 10 inches bigger a side than last year. I think he is jumping from 110-115 gross up to 135, to 140 gross thisyear.
Good luck hunting him, he's got a lot of character. Even after he sheds his velvet hismass should be very decent.
Troy
First off, congrats on capturing that same buck two years in a row. Personally I think he has made a very healthy jump from a 2.5 year old buck to a 3.5. Pictures as always can be deceiving, but considering his width, mass, main beam length and tines..hes definately gonna be 10 inches bigger a side than last year. I think he is jumping from 110-115 gross up to 135, to 140 gross thisyear.
Good luck hunting him, he's got a lot of character. Even after he sheds his velvet hismass should be very decent.
Troy