RE: Can't eat antlers
 

Believe it or not, I know a guy just like that. He does not like the taste of a big buck. Especially during the rut. I have hunted with him for 15 years and only know of two little bucks he has taken. He only takes little ones and only if he sees no does.

RE: Can't eat antlers
 

I believe it not. :DThat sounds like when Pee Wee Herman wrecked his bike and said "I meant to do that". (I'm kiddin' around here)

RE: Can't eat antlers
 

This guy is straight up FULL OF $hIt....there's no way and he is just trying to impress you. For those of us who do hunt for the antlers it is few and far between when you actually find the real brute that you intend to harvest, i'm talking about the hoss that has all of it. Deer hunting is about being happy with what you shoot. The way you described this guy though, he's just a straight up idiot trying to impress you.

RE: Can't eat antlers
 

You see, there is a perfectly logical explanation for seeing, and passing up, a 32+ point deer. Early one morning, your neighbor becomes tired and falls asleep next to a tree. But you see, he's a heavy sleeper and it takes a lot to wake him up. Unknown to him, a buck starts wandering in the area, but your neighbor has just bought new 3D camo and is blending perfectly in with the base of the tree. The buck, who actually only has about 16 points, walks over and eats acorns by your neighbor, and it puts his nose up to smell the tree to make a rub, which is right in your neighbors face. Feeling a slight tickle on the nose, he wakes up, and the buck is so close he goes cross-eyed looking at him and the deer runs off. Going cross-eyed gives your neighbor the impression he in fact say a 32 point deer. Actually, I was just really bored so I wrote this. I'll bet he's lying.

RE: Can't eat antlers
 

I think your neighbor is pulling your chain.;)