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09-14-2010, 06:00 PM

#21

2 Lunger

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Originally Posted by DocD

Its just the angle, those deer are one and the same, Guaranteed !!!
Doc

Better look again. That first buck has all kinds of junk at the bases with longer brow tines. The second buck has shorter brow tines and his main beams come up and are close to touching.

09-15-2010, 02:57 AM

#22

White-tail-deer

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Shazam!! Two giants!! Good luck, hopefully he can catch up with one of them.

09-15-2010, 05:16 AM

#23

DocD

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Originally Posted by 2 Lunger

Better look again. That first buck has all kinds of junk at the bases with longer brow tines. The second buck has shorter brow tines and his main beams come up and are close to touching.

Just the angle, just for the heck of it I sent it to a couple of friends
(and didn't express mop) both said "Same deer" I could post several pictures of the same deer and say they were different and I don't think anyone would be the wiser, angles, shadows, just a "twitch" of the head makes a huge different, jmop, Doc

09-15-2010, 05:29 AM

#24

Ruddyduck

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Looks like they had the same daddy. Good bucks.

09-15-2010, 12:53 PM

#25

GregH

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Originally Posted by 2 Lunger

Better look again. That first buck has all kinds of junk at the bases with longer brow tines. The second buck has shorter brow tines and his main beams come up and are close to touching.

Everything 2 Lunger has said is true. 2 different bucks. The big clue is the tip to tip spread. The difference in "angle" is not great enough to hide such a discrepancy.

09-15-2010, 02:29 PM

#26

HoosierHunter79

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lucky man!

09-15-2010, 05:45 PM

#27

DocD

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Originally Posted by GregH

Everything 2 Lunger has said is true. 2 different bucks. The big clue is the tip to tip spread. The difference in "angle" is not great enough to hide such a discrepancy.

When I find the time I am going to send in a few pictures of deer and see if you can pick out which deer are the same and which are different, I think there are going to be some surprised hunters, it might be kind of fun. maybe have a little prize for the winner. Doc