Antlered Does

[Bob33]

 
 

Many years ago the state issued doe tags for deer and cow tags for elk. Everything now is based on headgear, or lack thereof.

[hunter399]

Just makes me wonder if the other deer made her use a transgender bathroom.  

[hunter399]

If the genes of these doe-bucks where to multiply we could have a lot more deer to harvest.

[NOCK NOCK]

Here's mine from 2 years ago, all girl.......except the head gear. Bio says odds are 1 in every 30,000 deer.
Sure surprised me when I rolled it over. 

[thom9719]

I saw one of these on meateater once!
Crazy!

Here's a question,
In a 3pt or better unit would a deer like this be legal?

I mean technically it's a 3 point and it doesn't say 3pt or better buck, right?

I mean how would anyone be able to tell before shooting it. Cant really check the equipment under the hood while hunting.

Gender is never a factor for legal deer.

What about when it is "any buck"
Seems gender specific for legality to me

3 Pt. Minimum:
A legal deer taken in these GMUs must have
at least 3 antler points on one side. A 3x3, 3x2,
or 3x1 are legal in a 3 pt. min. unit. An antler
point must be at least one inch to be counted.
Antlerless:
Deer without antlers. Doe or fawn deer are
antlerless.
Any Buck:
Any deer with visible antlers may be taken
(fawns illegal)


straight from the book

It's legal to shoot, but I'm curious about transporting the meat. How can you leave a testicle attached...

[tgomez]

I saw one of these on meateater once!
Crazy!

Here's a question,
In a 3pt or better unit would a deer like this be legal?

I mean technically it's a 3 point and it doesn't say 3pt or better buck, right?

I mean how would anyone be able to tell before shooting it. Cant really check the equipment under the hood while hunting.

Gender is never a factor for legal deer.

What about when it is "any buck"
Seems gender specific for legality to me

3 Pt. Minimum:
A legal deer taken in these GMUs must have
at least 3 antler points on one side. A 3x3, 3x2,
or 3x1 are legal in a 3 pt. min. unit. An antler
point must be at least one inch to be counted.
Antlerless:
Deer without antlers. Doe or fawn deer are
antlerless.
Any Buck:
Any deer with visible antlers may be taken
(fawns illegal)


straight from the book

It's legal to shoot, but I'm curious about transporting the meat. How can you leave a testicle attached...

If a game warden had serious questions than I am quite sure they would call a wildlife biologist to identify it. 

[300rum]

I shot a buck without any nuts.  When I got to the part to skin a nut out and leave it attached to the meat, there was nothing there!    I just took a picture of it with the rack in the pic.  I figured I would just show them the pic.  I was never checked.