Now this is a bachelor group
08-05-2008, 07:58 PM
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Now this is a bachelor group
At least 10 bucks and a happy doe. Click slideshow above the first pic. It's a little longwinded. 
http://picasaweb.google.com/michiganbowbender/NewFolder7
http://picasaweb.google.com/michiganbowbender/NewFolder7
08-05-2008, 08:19 PM
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RE: Now this is a bachelor group
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Nice pics!!! You must have a fenced in deer farm on your property and a cam on theevening feeder. Lol.... Send me some buck urine for the fall!!
Nice pics!!! You must have a fenced in deer farm on your property and a cam on theevening feeder. Lol.... Send me some buck urine for the fall!!
No fence within several miles and no feeder anywhere. They sure love that alfalfa though.Shouldn't have a shortage of buck urine if I can figure out how to collect it.
08-05-2008, 08:20 PM
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RE: Now this is a bachelor group
Nice pics!!, I have to agree though that it does appear to look as though they are from fenced in deer to me as well.. I also noticed that those bucks have long skinny necks pretty much like our does up here. Is that a normal trait for deer in your area this time of year?
08-05-2008, 08:23 PM
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RE: Now this is a bachelor group
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Great pics Don.
Great pics Don.
Thanks Todd
I moved that cam today without checking the card first. Didn't know what I had til I ran them up on the computer. I might have to reconsider putting it back.
08-05-2008, 08:38 PM
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RE: Now this is a bachelor group
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Nice pics!!, I have to agree though that it does appear to look as though they are from fenced in deer to me as well.. I also noticed that those bucks have long skinny necks pretty much like our does up here. Is that a normal trait for deer in your area this time of year?
Nice pics!!, I have to agree though that it does appear to look as though they are from fenced in deer to me as well.. I also noticed that those bucks have long skinny necks pretty much like our does up here. Is that a normal trait for deer in your area this time of year?
Come take a look. It's nice here this time of year. Not even a 3ft fence that I know of anywhere in the section. They are all young bucks, might be a couple there that will be 2 1/2 this fall. The necks will fill out late Oct here.
08-05-2008, 09:18 PM
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RE: Now this is a bachelor group
I stand corrected. Just thought of a 4ft fence surrounding a small cemetary 1 1/2 mile away. I suppose to keep the deer out. 
Now posted signs, thats another matter altoghether.
Now posted signs, thats another matter altoghether. 
08-06-2008, 01:25 PM
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RE: Now this is a bachelor group
ORIGINAL: Phil from Maine
Nice pics!!, I have to agree though that it does appear to look as though they are from fenced in deer to me as well.. I also noticed that those bucks have long skinny necks pretty much like our does up here. Is that a normal trait for deer in your area this time of year?
Nice pics!!, I have to agree though that it does appear to look as though they are from fenced in deer to me as well.. I also noticed that those bucks have long skinny necks pretty much like our does up here. Is that a normal trait for deer in your area this time of year?