Is this a yearling???
#11

no way on a yearling, some where between 2-3 years old...in texas the deer are small bodied, thats why the racks looks so big lol
he has a year or so, he will develop brow tines and be a nice 10, let em go and try again in a few years. i defiantly know the mentality of someone else will kill him if i dont, so yall just have a good time.
he has a year or so, he will develop brow tines and be a nice 10, let em go and try again in a few years. i defiantly know the mentality of someone else will kill him if i dont, so yall just have a good time.
#12
#13

He has allot of white around his eyes and his nose to be young. I'd say he is as big as he is going to get. But I don't know anything about Texas deer trates... Maybe just a runt with big antlers...
#14
#17

No farms or food plots but plenty of graze and acorns. If his size is from genetics he needs taken out. Either way I hope my daughter gets a shot at him. Heck by the end of season I may be glad to get a shot at him.
#18

This just sparked a memory of a deer I saw last year... was the WEIRDEST thing I've ever seen...
I was driving along for work and suddenly I see this deer, that wasn't much bigger than a jack russell terrier... hobbling along up a ditch. I stopped my truck and watched it for a good 5 minutes. This thing was TINY! It didn't have any spots, and I don't think it was a fawn from that year... is it possible that it was a dwarf? It was really bizarre.
I was driving along for work and suddenly I see this deer, that wasn't much bigger than a jack russell terrier... hobbling along up a ditch. I stopped my truck and watched it for a good 5 minutes. This thing was TINY! It didn't have any spots, and I don't think it was a fawn from that year... is it possible that it was a dwarf? It was really bizarre.