This is a 10 point from last year!!!!



This is him this year!!!!! Any of you guys want to guess on a score, I would appreciate it!!!!



Here's another that needs to be taken, he was a 8 point last year and now he is a 7 point this year but his brows are killer!!!!!



Here's another 10 point that we have gotten several pictures of...I also saw this deer while hunting the second week of October, he has a big body but will probably get one more year to put on some more antler unless my mood changes!!!



This is another 9 point that has a split G2 on his left side, he was a decent 8 point last year!!!!



This is a little family of Audad, the father (in the back)might get an arrow if he shows again,I hunted this spot for several days without any luck on him!!!!

Boy, that 1st buck really grew up. Great pics!

Great pics. Would love to see a close up of that bigger Audad

I'd guess around 160 on the big boy. I love how those G2's go back. Nice pics.

That's cool how you have last year and this years pictures to compare. I think the biggest one will score some where between 140" and 150". Great pics, thanks for sharing. Keep us posted!

WI, that is what I like about that deer too, I think that is a gene floating around that area. We have pictures of 3 different 10 points with that characteristic, one of them in the buck in pic #4.....

pnut, I have posted many pic's up close of some big Audad from last year, I just haven't gotten any close up's yet this year....I will post them if I do though...

Thanks, I'll do a search for them.
What is the hunting season for them?

Year round....All the exotics by law (in Texas)are year round as they are not considered a game animal..
I will post some pic's of exotics from our place....

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Audad





Sika



Elk and stag playing



These are someI have on my computer thatI had posted in the past...Hope you like em pnut!!!!

TBH : Please dont take this wrong, but the "non-game animals" you have on your lease, are they kept in a fenced area or allowed to roam free ?? It would seem to me that they are expensive to breed and keep, so you wouldn't want them running at large - so to speak. I am not concerned with high fence hunting these animals, but was just curious as to how you kept them. Beautifull specimens by the way.

Thanks.