2 Non-Typical buck on our lease.

We have 2 non-typical bucks on our lease and the are bookend bucks. The buck in the color photo had a main beam last year and was on my hit list. Looks like this year he didn't make the main beam. The down side is neither one of these buck are "legal" buck.

If only you could shoot both put their head side-by-side you would have a nice set of antlers

That sucks. They need to be

From looking at the first photo, youd think that would just be cause by an injury, but with two?

Looks like you have some funky genetics, I'd clean those up before the rut hits if possible.

Looks like both damaged their antler on that side before the g2 formed. I wouldn't kill either one, especially the one you said was a good buck last year...

They were obviously left-right partners in the Deer Olympics 6-legged race early in May, and when they got to the tree at the middle of the course each went the other direction and they took the tree dead-center!

What 8 point said...Most likely caused by an injury. I will shoot a deer like that if they are 5.5 years old. If not, I will give them another year to see what they look like injury free.

He wasn't a "good buck" last year. He was the same as he is in this picture with the exception of having a small main beam coming out of the base of his rack. I will try and find a picture of him from last season.

It's hard for me to believe these racks are due to an injury.

I duno that one is gona be close to legal with that little curl of a mb

You could have something special out there damaging their G2 like that also.... maybe its hippys wanting deer velvet

I'm thinking they can read....the regulations... legal ; not legal

Hippy's were my first thought, but I didn't want to be "that guy."

Are these Arkansas deer

Shootem then take a grinder to the horns, make spike on one side. Or take sledge hammer to one side as in a fight haha.

You must be new here.

A fella tried that last year on a lease down the county road from us. The game warden searched for 10 1/2 hours (yes, you read that correctly...he searched for 10 1/2 hours) till he found the "broken" antler buried in the woods behind the guys stand. I wouldn't recommend that course of action. Just my

funny comments. Cool deer