Posted By: ELKMTB
young or defective - 10/23/20 03:30 PM
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Every year i see this same pattern. On side spike and split other side. Do you guys think this is just a young deer or am i seeing the same guy yearly?.
young or defective
Every year i see this same pattern. On side spike and split other side. Do you guys think this is just a young deer or am i seeing the same guy yearly?.
Posted By: redchevy
Re: young or defective - 10/23/20 03:31 PM
Young
Posted By: Hudbone
Re: young or defective - 10/23/20 03:34 PM
both
Posted By: ILUVBIGBUCKS
Re: young or defective - 10/23/20 06:49 PM
1st set of antlers
Depends on your management plan.
My idea is to wait until 2 before making the ultimate management decision.
Unless of course your place is at a highly intense level of management already and the standard is for a 1.5 year old to be a certain size.
Depends on your management plan.
My idea is to wait until 2 before making the ultimate management decision.
Unless of course your place is at a highly intense level of management already and the standard is for a 1.5 year old to be a certain size.
Posted By: stxranchman
Re: young or defective - 10/23/20 07:42 PM
Shoot him and see if you see another one next year.... 
He is young.
He is young.
Posted By: Red Pill
Re: young or defective - 10/23/20 07:59 PM
Looks young, but I'm not sure why.
Posted By: Old Rabbit
Re: young or defective - 10/24/20 12:23 AM
Young.
Posted By: ErikL
Re: young or defective - 10/24/20 11:24 PM
young
Posted By: Slow Drifter
Re: young or defective - 10/25/20 10:40 PM
He does look young. Skinny neck, leggy, not even beginning to show a belly.