First shed antler this yr.
03-06-2010, 07:05 PM
#9
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: S.W.PA
Posts: 178
Great shed the older 1 if found in the same general area it could possible the father of the newer shed.Over the yrs I have several diferent generations of sheds from the same gene pool . They all look very similer just yrs apart but from the same area.
03-07-2010, 05:59 PM
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: cazenovia, NY USA
Posts: 2,973
Nice shed -
65" is a once in a lifetime shed for a lot of places.
I'd say its not likely the same deer based on the distance between the G1 & G2 - and again between the G2 & G3 but its sometimes hard to tell for sure. I see the "drop" bump that probably has you thinking about it - and its possible - but It could also be a trait common in the doe's genes in your area -
Nice antler - You gonna try to match it up? In my experience - big antlers like that - the other is CLOSE by.
65" is a once in a lifetime shed for a lot of places.
I'd say its not likely the same deer based on the distance between the G1 & G2 - and again between the G2 & G3 but its sometimes hard to tell for sure. I see the "drop" bump that probably has you thinking about it - and its possible - but It could also be a trait common in the doe's genes in your area -
Nice antler - You gonna try to match it up? In my experience - big antlers like that - the other is CLOSE by.