Muley 6-pack

[boneaddict]

Forgive me if you have seen some of these before.  Just sharing some pics.

[boneaddict]

[boneaddict]

By the way, these 4 bucks were within 300 yards of each other one morning as I proceeded around the hill on the same elevation.  Each with his own group of deer.

This is of the last one, and not in focus....sorry....but you can see his antler configuration at least.

[jackelope]

I'll take #2 i think. looks like a   heavier more mature buck with a good sized frame. (i think)
he's a 3x3 though, eh??
still works for me justttt fine.

[boneaddict]

No, he is a four point...same guy as in picture one(I'm guessing a 4.5 year old).  The 2nd buck, picture #3 and #4 was pretty spindly, guessing about a 3 1/2 year old.  The next buck, note the young doe like face.  He probably has some hellish genetics and if survives a year or two ought to have some serious bone.  The last buck is also probably a 3 1/2 year old.  Note the difference  in the face.    All bucks were 4 points except the young looking one which wa a 4x3 if I remember, though he looks like a 4x2 in the picture. 

[jackelope]

after i posted i was looking again and wondering if they were the same buck...put some backs on him and a year or so and he's a real  hog..are they this past years pics??

[jackelope]

and yes that last buck could go huge with a couple years growth under him.

[boneaddict]

I'm suffering time loss.  That was either the fall before last or this one, but I think it was this one.  I saw a pile of bucks right on top of each other, then none for the rest of the day until I got over into whitie country, then rattled in a pile.  Pretty sure it was this year.

[jackelope]

looks like that one little buck is missing his driver's side.

[huntnfmly]

Hey bone,
Great pics as usual.
jim

[nw_bowhunter]

good looking bucks, helps pass the time, and cause mroe day dreaming!