Let him grow another year and see if he picks up mass.

Sounds good guys.... Thanks for all the advice.[/align][/align]I will pass on him. I have 100acres attached too another 300 ac farm that also follows the same QDM. Which is basically six & up/ or 3 1/2 yr old.So He should live. [/align]He was a hard one for meto judge just because of the body compared to the other deer on the property.There are two six points that look smaller then him(in body size), and the 8 point that I mentioned has almost the same body as he does... except that you can clearly see on the 8 that he has a larger neck/chest. [/align]Last year my brother took an old deer with bad jeans...So I was just hoping not tohavebad jeans runningaround. [/align][/align]But I will let him ride and take notice to his progress next year. Thanks again for all your advice. [/align][/align][/align]

let him go

1 1/2....All day

young deer, let him go!

If you want him take him, but he is a young deer for sure

I don't know where you are from. But in central IL, bucks with good genetics go from a button buck at 6mo. to a six point at 1.5. Here, that is not a deer I would want to breed/reproduce. Just my 2cents.

I say you shouldn't discriminate based on a deer's pants!

Let him go another year, and check his growth next year. He looks a little young to me.

if he's legal and you want to shoot him shoot