What do yall think they will make come october? First 2 are the same 9 and the second 2 are the same 10.

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Not sure the score but I think that 10 would go on my wall. P&Y score will be covered.

Good Luck

They would go "I've been shot!"

To the highest bidder

Shoot the one you like the most and don't worry about the score. Great looking bucks with some age on them.

What he said.

They'll go well with mashed taters and gravy.

So i know this in not what this tread is about but i would love to use your pictures in getting a little advice. So you guys say these deer are shooters why? What features are you looking at to determine this? Thank you for the help and CLF thank you for the great looking pictures!!!!

#1 Age
#2 Everything Else

Nice bucks..I guess you dont have Hogzillas, if I drove my T-post that shallow my feeders would be on the ground

Branden you have taking nothing and replaced it with irrelevance.

What are you looking at in the picture that you say they are shooter bucks?

awesome bucks! hard to tell right now.9 should be close to 145" - 150". that 10 will probably go at least 155" - 160".

There are many reasons why everyone is callin these deer "shooters" but I think first and for most its because the 9 and 10 are mature bucks and are either at or close to their peak. And they have some dang nice racks on their heads! If you need clarification on what a mature buck looks like tpw hand book has everything you will need to know. and mbavo is on the money with the scores

Both look to be mature deer and are both nice bucks. I dont see the 10 hitting the 50's but, I could be wrong... I think that nine will be mid 120's to maybe 130 and the 10 will be good to get in the 140's. I have had several deer like this on camera and they sure look big sporting the velvet. Hope ya nail one. I'dlike to know what they were on the ground! Good Luck!

I think the 9pt will go low 130's and the 10pt low 140's.. If you can I would give them another year. I know it could be between you and your neighbors as to who gets them first but in a year both of those deer will be great! Nice pics!

i know where im huntin this year lol

I think the 9 will be mid to hi 120's and the 10 will be high mid to hi 130's. Nice bucks, not sure on age, its hard to tell for me this time of year, but they look mature.

matt

I agree with Matt. Neither of these deer will go above 130. Prolly 4 -5 years old. Nice bucks depending on where your hunting.

Hmmm mm....... Let's see? I believe they will make the following quite nicely!

Summer sausage
Burger
Chicken fry
Smoked links
And back strap

I disagree - I dont think the one who got shot will say anything (at least he better not take another breath if this guy is a good shot). He may say "wow that stings" I reckon. I think the others with the one that gets shot will go "wow - look at that poor bastard" or perhaps "hey what was that - what the heck happened to John Q Deer..Hey I think we should get...(bang)". (The bang is the second shot as a result of time to reload while they were standing there discussing what happned (if this is a two buck county without antler restrictions - otherwise they stand).

But is hard to argue with the others who have said "they would go _______"
1. on the wall
2. good with tators and gravy
3. in the freezer

But ultimately it best boils down to what another individual posted - who cares about score - just shoot the best mature one and have a good season.

I agree.... hard for a 8/9pt deer to hit the 140 class... the 10 may... either way, 2 great bucks... don't think I could pass!

Really, really nice bucks! And like the rest said, put one of them on the ground and get the tape measure out then!!!

Both will go between 132 and 138 gross imo and look to be about 4 years old. The 9 has great tine length with average width and mass. The 10 is heavier with better mass, main beam length, and a greater spread but is lacking tine length. It's amazing how such different looking deer can be so close in overall score. I love that nine! If he had a matching g4 on his left side he would be well into the 140's.

Ditto and shoot the coon in photo #3 now...