jdreddish

I found this floating around on another bowhunting site. Its a breeder buck somewhere. This is just freaky. notice the tag in his ear "price tag", also appears to have a shaved neck, steroid IV ???

early in

That buck is nothing short of UNREAL! I wouldn't be suprised if that was a price tag on his ear, I know I can't afford it.

crutch

Dang, I think thoseantlers just make his neck look smaller... You would think his neck would be twice that size carrying a load like that!

Thanks for sharing!

Mathewsboy

Looks like he Could use ONE more Year before he's a shooter... PASS on HIM...

StealthHtr22

Look at the character and how symmetrical he is for being so scraggily!

MOmightymite

I'm surprised he can even hold his head upright. What a giant.

GSPsnFORDs

StealthHtr22....I noticed that too! I've seen some double drops that are symetrical but none that have crab claw characteristic to them (on both sides and stemming from the same position). Also, if you notice, behind the left drop there is a 'young' drop tine and then when you look at the right drop, there looks to be another 'young' drop.....both which seem to be drooping downward. Add to it....the similar brows and both main beams that droop. Don't get me wrong. This is one incredible deer but damn, to be so knarly and yet so symmetrical.....makes me wonder where this is going. This ole boy just looks to be a poster child (yes, I am aware of Goliath..impressive) to genetic farming and what they can do. However, I am a little curious as to what lies in the future of deer farms and how they are managed/manipulated.

Finch

WOW!

They say not to look at the antlers while drawing down. My question though, how could you NOT look at those.

Thanks for sharing.

Campo

ROTFLMAO

Seriously though, if he got out of his pen and became wild....

kevin1

He wouldn't be "wild" , he'd be someone else's property as evidenced by the ear tag , and probably a tattooed lip or implanted RFID chip . You couldn't check that buck in without somebody asking questions , and then you'd probably have to compensate the registered owner .

Deer aren't meant to be livestock , and this post perfectly exemplifies why they shouldn't be .