He looks like an old saggy buck to me. If you want to shoot him, I'd leave out applesauce or creamed corn to draw him in because his teeth are gone.

If I really wanted an accurate age for a buck, I would tell region and post a couple other pictures of deer on your place. I'd also like to know if you think it's a cull or trophy for your place.

Standard answers for no info included- 1.5 for 6 point, 3.5 for 8 point, 4.5 for 10 point. Deer never get to shooter age on these posts.

I hunt on small acreage so there's no such thing as a cull at my place. He's not a trophy to me though. Here are some other deer. This is Hunt County.

I'd be looking for this old toad, personally, particularly if that's what he looked like last year.

That was a good one remember that

I bet that young man was pumped!

Great deer for the young man!

Back on the original subject, I'm not an expert at judging age, but I've seen some good bucks that I know for a fact were 5, 6, or 7 that maintained that long thin face.