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Thats a fawn and fawns don't grow spikes just nubs. Congrats on the deer though!
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Thanks but its over a year old it was 124 pounds ive seen enough yearlings to know its just hard to see in the pic.
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if he is a fawn he pry woulda been 300 pounds by age 3 he was built like crazy.
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I can't believe it was a fawn if it weighed 124 (field dressed weight). Even a very early drop wouldn't weigh that much dressed. The pic is deceiving, and a pierced ear to boot. Strange.
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ill never figure that ear out
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I don't see how it's possible for that deer to weigh 124 lbs. What are the dimensions on your stand platform? Judging from the bed of your truck, it looks like a 55-60 lb fawn. Early dropped fawns could be that large, or larger, and it looks like a fawn to me...of course I ain't touching it so it's hard to be certain. Either way, oughta be mighty tasty!
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That is a Fawn, best eating for sure.
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i dont know its possible i will way the meat when i get it back and see what it comes out to.
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Yea that's a fawn from where I come from.
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Here in Nebraska it's a fawn for sure. Id be surprised if once you weigh your butchered meat if you have more than 30 lbs.
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