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 Dancing bucks
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05/24/11 02:04 PM
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Big W
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Re: Dancing bucks
[Re: Big W]
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05/24/11 02:10 PM
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westtexaswatkins
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Re: Dancing bucks
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05/24/11 02:18 PM
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Kimber1911
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Awesome pic bud... By the way good choice in feeders as well 
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Re: Dancing bucks
[Re: westtexaswatkins]
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05/24/11 02:19 PM
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Erathkid
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You think they could be on dancing with the stars?Cool pics!
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Re: Dancing bucks
[Re: Erathkid]
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05/24/11 02:58 PM
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stxranchman
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Great pics. Like how you planted all them rocks and it looks like a good crop of young one coming on. 
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Re: Dancing bucks
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05/24/11 03:58 PM
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deerdecals
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it seems to me bucks of all species know when they are not hard horned and resort to kick fights like this. they instinctively protect their velvet.
any biologist on here that can confirm this observation?
i have seen several pics like this...
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Re: Dancing bucks
[Re: deerdecals]
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05/24/11 05:03 PM
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Craig B
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Cool photos. Thanks for posting them.
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Re: Dancing bucks
[Re: deerdecals]
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05/24/11 06:30 PM
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stxranchman
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it seems to me bucks of all species know when they are not hard horned and resort to kick fights like this. they instinctively protect their velvet.
any biologist on here that can confirm this observation?
i have seen several pics like this... Bucks will box with box in velvet, doe will box with doe, and I have seen young bucks box with doe in whitetails. Exotic deer species are the same way for the most part. What I have seen is when food supplies are short that they tend to get more aggressive with each other around feed especially around a corn feeder. Usually it is a dominate animal that will box with another aggresive animal. They will "box" and assert dominance to keep other deer off of the feed till they are getting full then eat side by side. Just my observations but someone else maybe able to shed more light on it.
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Re: Dancing bucks
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05/25/11 12:53 AM
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