6pt/does/fawn
08-07-2011, 07:39 AM
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6pt/does/fawn
Been having alot of activity on my camera, excited to see a buck on there... how old do you think this guy is? Three years? Also the one doe looks fat... really fat.. Any reasons behind that? The other looks like it has a normal belly.
08-07-2011, 07:21 PM
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Thanks for the replys. I would of thought that deer to be a little older. All these deer are shooters in my eyes... I know those does are residents and Ive watched them 2 years or so. But I seldom see bucks, last year in late dec, I had 5 show up and only a picture of each, few spikes, 1 non typical, and a big 8 (or seven- broken g3) and he had some mass too . I hunt a funnel that attaches to a powerline, so no telling how far those deer were traveling in search of a last hot doe. Also didnt think anyone hunted around me, opening day of muzzel loader it was obvious I was not alone, and anything walking was getting harvested. I think the rut was off and late last year.
08-07-2011, 07:32 PM
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Speaking of those bucks I saw late last season, Ill post a pic of the larger 8 and the trashy looking rack that looks a little non typical, lemme know how old you think they are, and why they would be passing by so late. Also realize Im in central NC and I dont see alot of large bucks around anyways, let alone many as big as this 8 (man hes sweet looking, hope hes around this year)
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08-07-2011, 08:35 PM
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Thanks for the replys. I would of thought that deer to be a little older. All these deer are shooters in my eyes... I know those does are residents and Ive watched them 2 years or so. But I seldom see bucks, last year in late dec, I had 5 show up and only a picture of each, few spikes, 1 non typical, and a big 8 (or seven- broken g3) and he had some mass too . I hunt a funnel that attaches to a powerline, so no telling how far those deer were traveling in search of a last hot doe. Also didnt think anyone hunted around me, opening day of muzzel loader it was obvious I was not alone, and anything walking was getting harvested. I think the rut was off and late last year.
