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Buck age
borntoslay:
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--- Quote from: borntoslay on June 06, 2025, 09:56:44 PM ---Gotta hand it to you guys. Theres some experts out there after all. My sarcasm didnt help and showed too much of his baby body in the Pic Gotta bait it better.
But in all honestly. Well done from most of you.
I honestly was kind of sad when I saw he was only a bit over 3. He would have been a stud the next few years. Hope he planted his seed all over the country side.
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Congrats on a nice buck regardless of age sir! :tup:
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Thank you. Thank you for sharing your stories and experiences out there throughout the years. Pretty amazing Journeys you've been on. Feel like im right there with ya through the highs and lows when I read them. Good stuff 🤌
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huntnnw:
It’s impossible to age a buck from 4.5 and beyond without a yearly history with the buck. 3.5 to 4 is when a bucks skeletal frame is fully done growing and guessing a age on mature buck with no history is just a guess.
kentrek:
--- Quote from: huntnnw on June 07, 2025, 05:17:05 PM ---It’s impossible to age a buck from 4.5 and beyond without a yearly history with the buck. 3.5 to 4 is when a bucks skeletal frame is fully done growing and guessing a age on mature buck with no history is just a guess.
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I would say you could go to 5.5 but again its all just a guess... what always messed with me was when the rut hit and animals started losing lots of weight... the rule was to kill mulies at 7....that rule got broke alot
erronulvin:
I only had 2 years with mine and my wife's bucks, but you can see how well good feed can make them grow.
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