Number one factor in management - AGE 189 inches

First video is from 2014 - we let him go another year and took him last season - 189 inches - he added lots of horn in one year - in the second video check out his brisket


http://vid1289.photobucket.com/albums/b512/tkennedy5353/Brians%202014_zps8sm5rzbn.mp4

http://vid1289.photobucket.com/albums/b512/tkennedy5353/Brians%20%202015_zpsfrew2zfx.mp4

Beautiful Buck tlk, was he a protein baby and if so what brand and percentage.

How old?

he was not on protein hard - we only saw him several times and not on cameras - we send our teeth off for lab aging and have not gotten the results back yet - but we think he was 7

no not a protein hog - but we feed Purina from Mummes - seems to be working ok - 16 percent after rut and then 20% afterwards

Incredible deer! Congratulations to the lucky hunter.

Think you might be a little surprised on his age though me personally I see him at around 5 1/2 just because he's big doesn't mean he's old.

I will post his age when we get the teeth back but his wear and jaw showed him at minimum 6 but most likely 7 - watch the video again and check his brisket out - a five year old does not have a brisket that shakes like that

We need to set up a Go Fund Me for a better camera for you!

lol. One of our hunters videoed him . These were videoed off the tv

heck of a buck

That dude was a hoss!!!

Huge deer. Looks like a significant change in body from one year to the next. The brisket in first vid is nonexistent in the second he has a brisket like an old bull. Possibly infected or something?

Nice job of growing a hoss

Is that a clean 10 pt?

http://i1289.photobucket.com/albums/b512...zpsdmixyncl.jpg

Who do you use for aging? We use WAL in Burnet.

Heck'uva buck and no doubt old enough, but the brisket looks abnormal to me. It looks like it has developed some fluid, possibly from some type of injury response.

Great buck

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Yep, one and the same. They do a good job for us.