Jacked Up Rack

Whatcha think about this one?

You've got yourself a ladyboy buck. A Caitlyn Jenner of the animal kingdom....He's been de-nadded.

Cactus buck. I've heard they will never turn into anything but I would probably let it walk another year. One forum members said they will grow a bigger body than most deer

Yelp stag, old one at that

Shoot that sucker, that's good eats. Think feeder steer.

that's crazy. I've never seen one in person.

Rack will continuously grow won't it?

Yes, but the pace is dependent on genetics

I'd have to give a pass this year in hopes He may be a big freak next year.

let it go, like a spike it will turn into a monster one day, like this one...

That is an extreme exception to the ones I've seen jhouse. Would be interesting to know at what stage in life that buck became a stag. The ones we get seem to be born stags and never amount to more than the original buck posted.

Maybe it will win an award?

I would concur. We kill 3-5 a year.

Going anywhere where from just a glob to velvet mainframe 6-10 etc. but one above is world class

What type of fences are on the property? I have never seen or heard of so many cut bucks? I saw a young girl shot one not quite that big in the last year or so somewhere in the southeast.

Shot one on our place that was a 4 pt. He was a little plumper but body size was not out of the ordinary compared to others and the meat seemed the same as most any deer ive eaten.

Not cut, more under developed. Biologist says its from eating fungas and lichens off the granite rock at a young age.

Normal five stand fences, but ya never killed one that was cut. They all had nuts just peanuts.

They don't breed or rut... Just eat. Even drought years they are butter balls. Meat is awesome and very tender. Had a few I pulled back straps off. Neibghor killed a 140 8pt a few years back

Could be an antlered doe and not a de-nadded buck.

Problem is I don't think it's a legal harvest in an AR county.

Is it?

Doesn't look like it. On the up-side, it may not even be capable of reproducing.

I have seen photos of a couple of deer in the Hill Country that look just the same. Was told they suffered from a testosterone deficiency known as "Hypogonadism". According to what I was told they never shed their horns and are always in velvet. They are not supposed to be able to reproduce.