WNYhunter

here is a picture of the doe I shot with horns. It was the last day of muzzelloader season which is the last day for deer hunting in NY. It was my 1st deer with a muzzelloader and I had to shoot her/him left handed (I'm a righty) at a whopping 3 yards from my stand. As soon as i seen the velvet I new it and checked her for parts. I was so excited, i started dragging her before I gutted her. I drove her all around showing her off. Some thought I should mount her but I couldn,t justify that.

I am having trouble resizing the picture to post, hopefully have it soon.

Steve

pineman31

I have honestly never heard of that before. Hope to see a picture really soon

wis_rifle_hunter

My grandpa shot one in Wyoming in 2002. I never heard of that before.

AmateurHunter44857

Does with horns aren't as uncommon as you'd think. WNY hunter you can send them to my email if you'd like me to post them for you

sly_vixen

Congrats, to you on a special trophy like that. Can't wait to see the pictures. Hunting, is my life, but it is taking the freaks of nature that keep my fire roaring.

nick_bleuer76

I have had the oposite thing happen, thought it was a HUGE doe, but it was a shed buck, I think that buck would have been huge! Please put the pics up!

Rory/MO

man i wanna see some pics

WNYhunter

I have sent the pic out to sly vixen and AmateurHunter44857, lets see if one of them can resize it.

AmateurHunter44857

Troutman10

A guy in the Pulaski area, just South of me (I'm near Watertown), shot a real nice 8 or 10 point doe last season. It does happen every once in a while.