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In MI our does have antlers
Bigger than what the King will shoot[8D]
http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/forum/showthread.php?t=257500 |
RE: In MI our does have antlers
I wonder how that happens.....
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This cracked me up.
(Heavy breathing) "Jason! I just shot a monster!!!" My first thought is "Awesome!" But then I get slightly pissed cause he's in MY STAND!  ."How big?" I ask. "Big." He says. "18" spread and 10" tines." 20 minutes later a 96" 8 pt. doe is laying in my front yard. |
RE: In MI our does have antlers
My guess is it developed a set of stones which are internal (out of view). The male hormones had to come from somewhere? Chance are she had hairy armpits as well. I dunno Gary, Maybe you should move or something...lol!
Pretty cool, thanks for sharing. |
RE: In MI our does have antlers
ORIGINAL: PreacherTony I wonder how that happens..... |
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I have yet to see anything like that!!!!!! PT, I have no clue how they get like that, I would assume they get a couple gene's crossed somehow!!!!
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RE: In MI our does have antlers
Coolthat it's hard-horn. Most antlered does don't shed their velvet.
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RE: In MI our does have antlers
ORIGINAL: IAhuntr Coolthat it's hard-horn. Most antlered does don't shed their velvet. |
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That's the second one posted this year, and supposedly it's something like 1 in 6,000 odds.
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RE: In MI our does have antlers
There's a "Deliverance" joke in the title of your thread somewhere; it's just been too long a day already for me to think of it! :D
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