Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Craig on June 22, 2017, 05:16:45 PM
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I got my tooth data back from my Montana deer last year. They aged him at only 2 years old. I was thinking he was like 4-5 years old. Does anyone have pictures of their bucks that know how old they are? post them.
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That buck had good genes.
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Wow Craig. That's one big two year old :tup:
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WOW!!! :yike: :yike: Two years old and looks like that....he would have been a JIM DANDY at 5-7 years old.
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Way to shoot a baby before he had time to mature!
That's a heckuba deer for two years. I'd go back this year and find his daddy.
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That's a GMO deer! Great buck!
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That buck had good genes.
:yeah:
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I don't buy it. only 2.5 years old? That?
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I don't buy it. only 2.5 years old? That?
:yeah:
too mature at the bases for two.
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Must have sent in the only baby tooth he had left !
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I looked over a lot of young bucks and this guy definitely looked more mature. This is what they sent me.
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Way to shoot a baby before he had time to mature!
That's a heckuba deer for two years. I'd go back this year and find his daddy.
:chuckle: :chuckle:
Nice buck. JP's right about finding daddy! Good luck this season.
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Looks like a younger buck to me, I woulda guessed 3 or 4.
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Wouldn't have guessed 2 yrs old
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That's crazy but it makes sense. If I recall correctly, that huge tri-pod buck from years ago was aged at 3.5--and it was something like an 8 by 10, 30 inch spread.
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I'd have guessed 3.5 from the pic. However, with mild winters, good feed, minerals and genes young deer can grow amazingly fast. I believe the tooth data over my own eyes. I have seen quite a few 2.5 year old bucks over the years that were 20-22", 4x4 (with and without eyeguards). On the flip side, I once checked a small Wyoming 2x2 that I had already decided was a yearling, until I flipped down his lower lip and saw extensive tooth wear - he was lab aged at 5.5
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That's crazy. Must have had two years with great feed and no stress.
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It's a draw unit with not much pressure. So not much stress on him except winters.
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Buck I shot in Wyoming in 2015, I was expecting him to be 4-5 years as well, ended up he was only about 3 years old
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Lol I hope I end up with one of those baby deer one day. You get the big antlers and the meat isn't as tough. Best of both worlds.