If you have too many deer, I'd definitely shoot him (assuming you have good doe:buck ratios).

I agree with this , by the pics of the other deer there I'd say you have some good stuff going on and let them walk one more year.

I'd venture to say just a yearling, but would like to see a few other pictures to confirm.

theres alot of deer on the property as well as the other properties neighboring, we have a few 4 points as well as a few small 8's that look to be 1-2. ill see if i can find another pic of the ugly one

few more of the ugly one

yearling

I'd let him walk he looks young to me.

Where are you located? I would let him walk, he is young and will do no breading. if his is bad next year shoot him. At our ranch in george west we never shoot spikes and we have very very few cull bucks and we shoot a lot of 150-190s. People do not resize that you can have late fawns that take a few years to catch up. And we are in a bad drought that has really hurt the deer. My 2 cents

If those spike bucks can't do any better than that with eating protein they need to be culled out.

Walk, a spike may not always be a piece of junk! I've watched yearling spikes turn into 150 five year olds. Check him next year at 2 then decide!!!!

Take him out of the pool.

He Gone!

Out

this is in mills county horizon

Poke him with a stick.