Is this a buck or a doe?
#36
ORIGINAL: NCRemington700
He baited you in to that one!
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I hear ya.
But so does this one.[8D]
This deer has a Tarsel Gland
But so does this one.[8D]
Well not really, it's the size of the Tarsel Gland IMO that makes this deer a buck

#37
I'm trying to learn something here.
The doe in my photo is a yearling (probably) and won't go 100#'s soaking wet (more like 80).
I can check for larger doe photos.....but she's more the "norm" than the exception, here.
Are you saying that deer in the Ridgefactor referenced photo IS a buck.....based solely on the tarsal gland size? I'm just curious. The deer in the original photo looks to be a youngin, also. I have no idea, actually.
The doe in my photo is a yearling (probably) and won't go 100#'s soaking wet (more like 80).
I can check for larger doe photos.....but she's more the "norm" than the exception, here.
Are you saying that deer in the Ridgefactor referenced photo IS a buck.....based solely on the tarsal gland size? I'm just curious. The deer in the original photo looks to be a youngin, also. I have no idea, actually.
#38
ORIGINAL: Germ
Well not really, it's the size of the Tarsel Gland IMO that makes this deer a buck
ORIGINAL: NCRemington700
He baited you in to that one!
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I hear ya.
But so does this one.[8D]
This deer has a Tarsel Gland
But so does this one.[8D]
Well not really, it's the size of the Tarsel Gland IMO that makes this deer a buck



