This is a pic that I got from video taken of my first evernon typical, Nov '06.Double lung at 15yrds. Crazy looking isn't it?

Yes ... it is strange how they grew like that , maybe it was a good thing that they got it out of the gene pool.

you got to love wacky deer. Congrats. Was he injured at all on his right side? Sometimes when injured, their opposite side rack grows funny.

I didn't notice anything that was obvious when gutting him and he walked normally.

maybe just an injury while juststarting to grow in the velvet stage?
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Congrats, he has a strange one going on that left side.

I got a non-typical a few years back in NJ that had two little spikes and a larger beam running down along the jaw line of the deer. He was a very old deer, grey faced and fat in the belly. When we cut the rack off we could see his skull was injured. I wish I would have thought to do a skull mount at the time, but I didn't

Good job on the shot too. Double lung=lots of venison.

I hope he didn't walk normally after "gutting him".

hm thats interesting, never seen that before but its pretty cool.

wow...yes indeed that is crazy....did u get the kill on video??

Sorry guys, but does that deer fit the definition of a non-typical?
Sure theres no symmetry, but I don't see any abnormal points (drop tines, double main beams) or any other non-typical traits, can you score a deer non-typ just because you don't to take all the deductions?
I'm not argueing here, more of a question.