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Checked winter camera. Had this nice blacktail come in 3 days after I put out some scent and he showed up 2 days in a row during the day. Just wondering if he will always be a 2 point on his one side or just a 1 year deal. Just food for thought.
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Looks like an injury to me.
Not just a genetic 2 point, the antler actually grew funny.
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Sweet buck though. Looks like he wants to crab claw. Maybe next year he will.
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3rd set? Would like to get a good look at his right rear leg for an old injury but would guess this is his pattern for life. Neat BT
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this year 2 point next year steak
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Shot this buck few years ago. 2x4 with a couple kickers on the 2pt side.
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Looks like genetics
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looks like he had a uncle dad!
Cool buck!
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Probably some of those two point muley genes he's got in him.
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Looks like a typical, non typical black tail to me!
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Could be an injury but it looks like more of a genetic thing to me.
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The deer behind the tree is the same deer. Look how much smaller he is compared to his grand daddy
second picture is him 12 days later
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Put your trail camera on video next time out. See if he walks with a limp.
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