Found at my BIL gate

[Titan 08]

These were found at my BIL gate recently, numerous bucks come to feed in his yard. We are looking forward to this years WT season.

 

[Falconflyer]

Nice find!

 

[Titan 08]

This rack was on a deer that travels through the yard with three others periodically, two are smaller, one is considerably bigger, but we never saw him during either the archery or firearms season last year.

 

[bearhunter]

Those branched tines on each side could indicate a HYBRID cross, making it infertile, so taking him out of the breeding pool and drawing off the breeding does from the breeding bucks would be a good thing.

 

[FLHTCUI]

This rack was on a deer that travels through the yard periodically, two are smaller, one is considerably bigger, but we never saw him during either the archery or firearms season last year.

I am going to assume there are trail cams in the area to monitor for such activity...
Nice rack and be interesting to see the beast either on a trail cam or in a trophy setting.
Something to look forward too ?
Rob

 

[tigrr]

I wondered about the shoe under the deck. I thought AI?
But upon closer inspection it has no foot in it.
I also thought that was an elk antler set.
Great deer if you can find it.

 

[Titan 08]

I am going to assume there are trail cams in the area to monitor for such activity...
Nice rack and be interesting to see the beast either on a trail cam or in a trophy setting.
Something to look forward too ?
Rob

We normally put out six cameras

 

[Titan 08]

I wondered about the shoe under the deck. I thought AI?
But upon closer inspection it has no foot in it.
I also thought that was an elk antler set.
Great deer if you can find it.

I used the shoe simply to demonstrate the scale, the shoe is size 11.

 

[Titan 08]

Those branched tines on each side could indicate a HYBRID cross, making it infertile, so taking him out of the breeding pool and drawing off the breeding does from the breeding bucks would be a good thing.

That’s what we are thinking, both brow tines are definitely WT and are about seven inches and bladed.