Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Mallardmasher on August 14, 2018, 08:29:39 AM
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on the 12th my 21/2 and 31/2 had fuzzy horns, you could tell it was drying and shrinking, on the 13th all velvet is gone.
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Early! Are these the same animals that were growing new bone in January?
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Yes
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Saw some small frsh rubs on Sunday while elk scouting. Also saw some spikes in full velvet.
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This was taken a week ago
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Nice! That bull's had enough of those cold dark woods. He's a city bull now! :chuckle:
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Anyone know if high country deer are doing the same?
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Anyone know if high country deer are doing the same?
its been to smoky to go glass but I’m guessind no on the deer. Couple weeks out yet
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Still full velvet here in wilburado
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Early! Are these the same animals that were growing new bone in January?
Yes
I'm curious. What, if any, effect did your feeding program have on their ultimate antler size. Do you think that they are larger than they would have been without the winter feeding? I'm assuming they carried more body weight through the winter. Are their antlers appreciably larger than those nice bucks that frequent your spot or did they end up similar to those prior to initiating the feeding program?
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Our back yard buck still has not started shedding velvet. Last pic I have of him was Aug. 6th.
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Saw a bladed spike buck on Friday with no velvet in the islands, did seem a little early though.
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As far as i have seen down here in the klickitat area most of the deer are still in velvet. Havent seen a buck in almost a week now though. Tell ya what, all this smoke is not awesome.
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Had two 4 pt basket rack WT’s at my place this morning in North Spokane, one was full velvet while the other had fully shedded.
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Blacktails down near Olympia still in velvet.
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Bucks length grew considerably, but mass not so much, but two main objects are both young, out big spike went to a 4x5, and broken leg got long but with not much mass, bodies huge
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Sounds like they reached their genetic potential, especially the spike. Good luck this season. Looking forward to seeing pics of another masher.
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Not shedding in this pic but i figured i could post it here. This pic was taken down in Portland Or in the heartof things happening!
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Man I wish archery deer would open the last weekend in august.
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The half dozen I see regularly still fuzzy but seem to be grown, soon to shed
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Nice bucks guys!
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Six bucks about this am, one nicely shined, five fuzzy. Sorry, to dark for pics
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Shot a hard horned buck Saturday. Saw one other hard and a few other in velvet. Was actually more surprised to see the velvet ones.
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Almost enough light
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hard horned in central wa.