If given the opportunity, shoot him. I have a genetic situation on the land I hunt that has one side of the rack on several bucks that are similar. I shoot all of them I can, and last year we didn't see but one like that.

I have had the opportunity a few times last season. There must be something wrong with him in the head too because on two occasions this guy walked within 10 yards of me while refilling the feeders. He would just stand there and stomp his feet to let me know who the boss is. He's so screwed up physically and mentally and to be honest i'm not sure if i would want to eat him.

If there is anyone who would like to waste there buck tag in Ohio on him let me know and i'll whistle him in to ya!

If you don't take him out while he is young and stupid he will soon start getting smarter, turn noc-turnal and start passing on his genetics.

My partner took a muley this past year that had a very large deformed rack in the velvet and had no nuts. We also call them cactus bucks.I asked the warden about it and he told me that when the deer was a fawn the mother may have licked them off while cleaning it or another dominant buck bit them off, something about wanting to remain top dog. The buck never gets the urge to breed (no testosterone) therefore he never rubs off the velvet from his antlers and does not shed them.

Is that a nut sack dangling in the second picture?

LOL

pretty sweet lookin deer!!

thats interesting it would make a sweet mount

So,what do you suppose is wrong with his package?