A Doe / Buck hybrid

[Band]

Spike bull cow taken during early muzzleloader this year in Manastash.

That's what you call an elk with 2 racks.

[robescc]

Even though I am sure there is nothing wrong with the meat, I couldn't bring myself to eat it and I'll eat anything.

[wadu1]

Even though I am sure there is nothing wrong with the meat, I couldn't bring myself to eat it and I'll eat anything.

Why not --- they taste like chicken 

[Netminder01]

Even though I am sure there is nothing wrong with the meat, I couldn't bring myself to eat it and I'll eat anything.

I would've tried it, paired with a nice whiskey!

[Bofire]

Most of the rules are about antlered or not, not sex. which is why keeping proof of sex attached never made any sense to me.
Carl

[Jonathan_S]

Spike bull cow taken during early muzzleloader this year in Manastash.

brings a new meaning to "true spike"   

Sucker's leg sure broke hard.

[TopOfTheFoodChain]

Spike bull cow taken during early muzzleloader this year in Manastash.

brings a new meaning to "true spike"   

Sucker's leg sure broke hard.

Yeah, somebody was a bit shaky on a follow up shot 

[Jonathan_S]

Spike bull cow taken during early muzzleloader this year in Manastash.

brings a new meaning to "true spike"   

Sucker's leg sure broke hard.

At least it wasn't the first shot   

Nice elk, how big was it?

Yeah, somebody was a bit shaky on a follow up shot 

[TopOfTheFoodChain]

Spike bull cow taken during early muzzleloader this year in Manastash.

brings a new meaning to "true spike"   

Sucker's leg sure broke hard.

At least it wasn't the first shot   

Nice elk, how big was it?

Yeah, somebody was a bit shaky on a follow up shot 

It was quite large for a spike. Had udders full of milk and a calf cow that didn't want to leave.

[Tight Spin]

My son shot a buck in velvet last year in Montana in Nov that had a pecker but no testicules

[fish vacuum]

My son shot a buck in velvet last year in Montana in Nov that had a pecker but no testicules

I've read that they will remain in velvet if their testicles get injured. Something about not producing the hormones that cause the velvet to stop growing and fall off.

[Jonathan_S]

My son shot a buck in velvet last year in Montana in Nov that had a pecker but no testicules

I've read that they will remain in velvet if their testicles get injured. Something about not producing the hormones that cause the velvet to stop growing and fall off.

It's because when normal bucks shed velvet, their antlers are dying so they can put all testosterone into sperm generation.  When they have no testiculars, the hormones just keep on truckin with the fuzzy velvet.