bdosas

I saw a nice antlered doe being checked in. It had 13 points and was in full velvet in the middle of november.

farm hunter

I think its more likely a chance that its a fawn, that happens to be with a buck - than the chance that its an antlered doe. But it sure could be.

FH

cherokee75

I have a hunting video at home where I guy shoots a doe with antlers.

Oneshot7

Looks like a young buck that has an orpahn following him instead of a doe. THere is to much normal growth for a antlered doe.

Chris_H

Yes, there are such things as antlered does. I used to read a magazine called Hunting Illustrated... they did a segment on it. It's because of high bad genes... or something like that. I can post it if yall would like.

ABarOfSoap

Alan Woodward had the rare opportunity to observe this 17-point antlered doe for several years before finally taking the odd trophy last season. The South Texas deer never shed her rack throughout that span. Photo by Macy Ledbetter [/align][/align]

Buck_Slayer

micheal jackson in the form of a whitetail??what next?!?

No but seriously, that is a very cool picture if it is a doe. Hopefully you can find out once season rolls around. The does that end up growing a rack, never shed their velvet right? That would be such a cool mount.

The Deer Destroyer

Good possibility it is an antlered doe. They are rare, but they are out there. On my hunting property, there's an albino doe running around out there, and in Ohio your allowed to kill albino's so if she comes walking past I'll put an arrow through her.

kdsberman

I still say its an antlered doe. I know the pic is a little blurry, but im no good with Photoshop. Take away the antlers and you can really see the features it has that makes it look like a doe.