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Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Jonathan_S on November 07, 2018, 06:31:39 AM
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I will donate $20 to the forum for qualifying pictures.
Rules:
-photo must be your own
-photo must include a mature two point mule deer buck (4+ years)
-photo/video must be clear enough to determine age class (i.e. a fourteen inch wide, spindly two point with a "huge body" probably aint going to count)
-photo/video may not be taken in a wildlife refuge or otherwise non-huntable area
-photo/video must be taken in Washington
-photo/video must be recent (let's start off with last couple of years and go from there)
Honorable mentions are welcome for. Any controversy on age class will be turned over to @boneaddict, @Karl Blanchard or whomever else is identified as interested and trustworthy on age class.
Lastly and most important, I reserve the right to stop paying at any point over $100 :chuckle:
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Im not great with aging bucks, but took this with my spotter and phoneskope last Saturday in eastern Washington
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I have nothing to contribute but I cant wait to see where this goes!!!
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What a beautiful buck! Great picture! I'd say 2.5
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I don’t see a drastic size difference over the doe in the second picture.
Far from a mule deer expert but I would guess 2-3 years old?
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Cool deer. They are get heavy between 1.5 - 2.5 don’t they?
Thanks for the contribution!
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What a beautiful buck! Great picture! I'd say 2.5
Yep :yeah:
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This might be derailing the thread but what are some give aways that differentiate a 2.5 year old from a 3.5 or 4.5 year old buck?
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This might be derailing the thread but what are some give aways that differentiate a 2.5 year old from a 3.5 or 4.5 year old buck?
Not a derail at all. Some people might say it's the point of this thread ;)
I'm far from the mule deer expert but generally speaking, long heavy bodies, hanging gut, massive neck, antler mass. Also the way a mature buck walks around is just "different"
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This might be derailing the thread but what are some give aways that differentiate a 2.5 year old from a 3.5 or 4.5 year old buck?
It’s not an exact science and none of us are perfect. It helps if you look over more than 500 bucks a year for the last 4 decades. It becomes second nature, sorta like if you were single and checking out the ladies. You can differentiate pretty well without knowing for sure.
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I also look for a deeper, more pronounced brisket/chest, and a slightly bowed back behind the shoulders as well. Also, their heads don't get much longer as they get older, but they get wider. Often a big mature deer will appear to have a short head, but it's just wide and heavy.
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Makes sense. Im guilty of probably thinking every buck I see is older than he is and bigger than he really is. Thanks for the info!
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This could be a fun thread. Great education tool and could raise a few bucks for the site.
Like bone said, if you observe enough deer you just kind of "know" without really breaking it down. Sort of like field judging antler size
Gut, back, proportions of the body, and face and head are all tell tale signs of rough age. Its definitely not a science though. Only way you absolutely cant tell is by the antlers. Width, height, and number of points wont tell you a thing. Even mass doesnt really work. Obviously a buck with 36+ inches of mass is gonna be a mature buck but I've shot bucks over 4.5 that were on the "spindly" side.
I have a 183" buck from Colorado that was aged by fish and game at 3 5 years old. I knew he was younger but couldn't believe it.
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I think this thread has opened a fantastic discussion about antlers, genetics, even weather (drought).
Here is an example of what Karl was discussing about age and points. This a 2.5 year old buck. Most in this state would shoot him in a heartbeat. He was harvested last year at 4.5 and substantiated by a biologist. He was unreal.
At 2.5
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Not the best picture, his Walker and oxygen tank were behind the brush, and almost needed dentures
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Looking forward to this thread! I love big two's!
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B4noon. What an old buck. You need to add him to the warrior project thread. I think in the phography section. I’d bet that boy used to be a beautiful big 4.
Note: Still legal in this state because of his eye guard.
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Little kicker on his right big fan of O&M score (old &mature) over B&C
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Now we're talking
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This could be a fun thread. Great education tool and could raise a few bucks for the site.
Like bone said, if you observe enough deer you just kind of "know" without really breaking it down. Sort of like field judging antler size
Gut, back, proportions of the body, and face and head are all tell tale signs of rough age. Its definitely not a science though. Only way you absolutely cant tell is by the antlers. Width, height, and number of points wont tell you a thing. Even mass doesnt really work. Obviously a buck with 36+ inches of mass is gonna be a mature buck but I've shot bucks over 4.5 that were on the "spindly" side.
I have a 183" buck from Colorado that was aged by fish and game at 3 5 years old. I knew he was younger but couldn't believe it.
I think this thread has opened a fantastic discussion about antlers, genetics, even weather (drought).
Here is an example of what Karl was discussing about age and points. This a 2.5 year old buck. Most in this state would shoot him in a heartbeat. He was harvested last year at 4.5 and substantiated by a biologist. He was unreal.
At 2.5
Here is a example:
As soon as I saw this guy my first thought of him was his gut hanging down.
A mature buck for sure.
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Cool thread! Tagging along so I can learn something :tup:
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I'm just adding to the conversation here - your $20 is safe, But I watched this buck for 3 separate years. He was a big 2 with eyeguards every year. I think I have another picture timestamped somewhere - need to search.
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Great shot brute! Look at the face on that dude. Fun thing to do with these pics is zoom them in until the antlers are cropped out and just look at the facial features. Those old bucks are no different than us. Older they are the more weathered they look. Snout looks "shorter" and more rounded. Hair coloration, scars, etc.
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Not a true 2pt but close. Not sure how old he is? My guess was 3-4?
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Not the best picture, his Walker and oxygen tank were behind the brush, and almost needed dentures
Impressive old boy
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Not the greatest pic on the one but he was fairly mature, and the harvested one was pretty old going off his teeth and sagging body when on the hoof.
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Some really cool looking bucks :tup:
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I’m exempt from Jonathan’s offer, but here is one.
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Nice :tup:
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Hhhmm
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Anyone remember the giant 2 running around the Entiat back in 2010? Would love to see a pic of it again.
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I think Rob has some good ones of him.
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I'll throw mine in also. He had that little extra pt, but he was big bodied and I just love the wide 2pts.
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https://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,232386.0.html This is a huge 2 pt. (plus eye guards) shed I found. I wish I could have found the other half.
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That little third point killed him!
Looks like a healthy 2.5 :tup:
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Two point genetics are taking over on my neck of the woods
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Hard to say for sure from just one shot but I wouldnt put that buck in the mature category. Slender waist, small chest, thin horns. I've been fooled before though. Thanks for sharing your pic daddyelk
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IMO Mature old beast. Legal here in wa
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IMO Young buck, excellent mass genes
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In 2012 I was hunting in NV and passed up a 28 inch wide 2pt with 4 inch eye guards. A guy camped next to me ended up killing it. NV aged it at 6.5. There was another guy camped next to us that killed a 150's 4pt. It was aged at 3.5. The 4pt's body was was huge compared to the 2pt. The 4pt was 50lbs heavier at a minimum. He also just looked older big huge wide head. Big gray nose. Big deep brisket. It just looked like a giant old buck. Maybe the 2pt had bad antler and body genetics? I just deleted a pic of the 2pt about a week ago off my computer. It's the most impressive 2pt I have ever seen.
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Killer representation of two very similar bucks on opposite ends of their life span bone :tup:
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Thank you.
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In 2012 I was hunting in NV and passed up a 28 inch wide 2pt with 4 inch eye guards. A guy camped next to me ended up killing it. NV aged it at 6.5. There was another guy camped next to us that killed a 150's 4pt. It was aged at 3.5. The 4pt's body was was huge compared to the 2pt. The 4pt was 50lbs heavier at a minimum. He also just looked older big huge wide head. Big gray nose. Big deep brisket. It just looked like a giant old buck. Maybe the 2pt had bad antler and body genetics? I just deleted a pic of the 2pt about a week ago off my computer. It's the most impressive 2pt I have ever seen.
I feel you on the deletion thing. Few months back I attempted to organize pics on my phone into catagories. Long story short I ended up nuking about a decade worth of deer pics. I was able to retrieve some more current ones from friends and FB but apart of me died that day :'(
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:yeah: :sry: That stinks!
Don't let antler size fool ya... He ran off two different bucks triple his antler size.
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Nice idea Jonathan_S! I'm loving those super wide forkies. Several awesome examples.
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Here's one from a few years back. Hes legal though. I've said it before and I'll say it again, of all the hunting I've done I've only ever seen 2 clean forks I would consider mature and i hunted a decade around the heart of "huge 2" land.
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:dunno:
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That's a fantastic buck, thanks for sharing!
Where is he from? Here?
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:)
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;)
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That's a fantastic buck, thanks for sharing!
Where is he from? Here?
All of my pics are wa deer
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The biggest I've seen.
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The biggest I've seen.
look at the bean on that dude :yike:
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How wide is that top buck 6haase6?
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How wide is that top buck 6haase6?
28”
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28" and long, just love that buck!
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How wide is that top buck 6haase6?
28”
kick ass deer!
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Thanks!!! Was bigger the year before pretty sure I cried a little when the smoked cleared and he was running off unharmed :bash:
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Very cool buck B.
Looks like Romulus might have the first $20 donation secured?
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Cool thread....let me see what I can dig up.
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How wide is that top buck 6haase6?
28”
kick ass deer!
:yeah: very cool buck I love this thread so far
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Tag, i'll see what I can dig up here in a bit
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This thread makes me nostalgic for hunting the snake river breaks when I was in college. It seemed a super two was in every draw.
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Cool idea, lots of 2pts I see look good sized at first site but in reality are just that, “good sized”... not mature or destin to be a 2pt forever .. they are out there but I’m not seeing what others are claiming Of an epidemic :dunno: maybe I’m hunting the wrong areas :dunno:
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6haase6 love that buck, big euro'd twos are awesome my dads taped out just shy of 30" I believe posted him earlier in the thread.
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A nice big two
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Think this is the same buck. 2017 on the left and 2018 on the right.
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Another from a couple years back. The pics don't do him justice. He was big and not quite legal(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181108/855115b019892cc97c371d29f71c66ff.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181108/e68d887ce7fb7fd424e90ffe1af208a1.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181108/bad51ec853d61ad190f74eb8c5a4db3f.jpg)
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Cool idea, lots of 2pts I see look good sized at first site but in reality are just that, “good sized”... not mature or destin to be a 2pt forever .. they are out there but I’m not seeing what others are claiming Of an epidemic :dunno: maybe I’m hunting the wrong areas :dunno:
:yeah: :yeah: :yeah:
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Two point on just one side?
Does the worlds stubbiest 1 2/8" eyeguard disqualify it?
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Two point on just one side?
Does the worlds stubbiest 1 2/8" eyeguard disqualify it?
Post it! :tup:
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Two point on just one side?
Does the worlds stubbiest 1 2/8" eyeguard disqualify it?
yes it does sir. Read the rules or go back to idaho >:(
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Two point on just one side?
Does the worlds stubbiest 1 2/8" eyeguard disqualify it?
yes it does sir. Read the rules or go back to idaho >:(
Hey.... Just because it doesn't qualify, doesn't mean he can't post it....... :hello:
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buck from a few years ago
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Wa 2014
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Two point on just one side?
Does the worlds stubbiest 1 2/8" eyeguard disqualify it?
yes it does sir. Read the rules or go back to idaho >:(
Hey.... Just because it doesn't qualify, doesn't mean he can't post it....... :hello:
Now gimmie my $20!!!
This dude was like 102 years old in deer years!!
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Two point on just one side?
Does the worlds stubbiest 1 2/8" eyeguard disqualify it?
yes it does sir. Read the rules or go back to idaho >:(
Hey.... Just because it doesn't qualify, doesn't mean he can't post it....... :hello:
Now gimmie my $20!!!
This dude was like 102 years old in deer years!!
pfff! Doesnt count! What the heck does a fish Proctologist know about deer anyways!
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Heavy two I found they other day.
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A few more...
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Nice, I remember those!
Last three are the same buck, correct?
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Nice, I remember those!
Last three are the same buck, correct?
All are different
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Nice, I remember those!
Last three are the same buck, correct?
All are different
All cool bucks, thanks for sharing!
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Those two in the snowy pics are AWESOME
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Two in the snow are Washington, other one is Montana. The other post was Teanaway
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Two point on just one side?
Does the worlds stubbiest 1 2/8" eyeguard disqualify it?
yes it does sir. Read the rules or go back to idaho >:(
Hey.... Just because it doesn't qualify, doesn't mean he can't post it....... :hello:
Now gimmie my $20!!!
This dude was like 102 years old in deer years!!
pfff! Doesnt count! What the heck does a fish Proctologist know about deer anyways!
Worth a shot.
Deer, fish...only difference I know is that my procto-instruments taste a little different after the procedure.
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Doesn't count for the challenge (because he's got 3 on one side, and eyeguards on both). But he's definitely a big, mature 2 point (at least on one side). I figured he was a 5 year old buck. Somewhere I think I have a pic of him the year prior on a trail cam, and he was a big 2x2 with a single tiny eyeguard. I'll see if I can dig it up.
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Same buck
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Pretty sure this is the same buck in 2015.
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Saw this one last two years, believe it or not, he’s smaller than last year
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This thread really got some cool pics and some good discussion about maturity
I believe I’m on the hook for $20 so far for Romulus’ entry
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Big 2x3. 26 inches wide. Passed on him a few times during the hunt but he was so unique that I had to take him! Shot him last year to get him out of the gene pool.
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I took this video today while I was working earlier today. I'm terrible at judging age but this guy looked to me like an old deer who'd started regressing. He's got a little stub on his right side that looks like it'd count as a point though, so not a true 2 pt. The first video is kind of far away but the second is washed out by the sun.
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Big two points come from horrible genetics right........(insert sarcasm emoji here)
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Big two points come from horrible genetics right........(insert sarcasm emoji here)
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Haha that's awesome and hilarious
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I think this guys meets the criteria. He was trying to grow another point on his right G2, but my buddy and I both thought it was under an inch
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I think this guys meets the criteria. He was trying to grow another point on his right G2, but my buddy and I both thought it was under an inch
he has not missed many meals!!!
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Nice :tup:
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Oh man I wish I had some better photos of the Forkasaurus Rex me and a buddy saw on his late tag this year.
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This is a young blue mountain mule deer. Quite an interesting rack with the 2 on one side
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Big two points come from horrible genetics right........(insert sarcasm emoji here)
You should see my little brother :chuckle:
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Crappy phone/spotter pics don't do justice to the mass this guy has.....all the way out to point tips. His driver side was just starting to fork, other than that a 2 with eyeguards.
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I wish I had taken a picture of the 2 point I saw in the entiat last weekend. Stud!
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Thats a cool buck!
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Love this thread
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Reminds me I owe Dale $20 for Romulus' buck
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Crappy phone/spotter pics don't do justice to the mass this guy has.....all the way out to point tips. His driver side was just starting to fork, other than that a 2 with eyeguards.
I've got pics of him too. He was a big boy 3-4 years ago. Regression hit hard.
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I was wondering if it was that buck from a few years ago. Sure looks like the same eyeguards, but genetics are strong in that area, so could be any of several bucks.....or their relations.
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I was wondering if it was that buck from a few years ago. Sure looks like the same eyeguards, but genetics are strong in that area, so could be any of several bucks.....or their relations.
Sleepy Hollow buck
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I really like this thread.
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I’m sure there was another big two point thread, but this thread was a good one to revitalize. There are forked horns and then there are forked horns.
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Not WA, but a good, crafty 2 point from this year. I wanted a bigger buck, and had seen some. That morning there was a 4 point not much bigger than this guy that I didn't have any shot at even if I wanted him. But over the course of two hours I saw this guy four times. The first three were quick glimpses and I didn't know what he was. The fourth time I saw he was just a two point, which surprised me given how crafty he was. After giving me the slip once again I said I'd take him if I saw him a fifth time.
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26 inch Duece from Idaho
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A few more...
Pretty sure I have the right side off the buck in the snow, he is a beast. From quite a few years ago, if I remember right his base is around 7” above the burr. I’ll see if I can get a picture
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A little off topic, but: Purebred blacktail.
Largest weighed weight I have heard of, field dressed with feet attached.
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That’s a huge blacktail Dave. Thanks for sharing
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Beast blacktail!
This guy was posted a couple years ago.
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Beast blacktail!
This guy was posted a couple years ago.
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You guys sure know how to make a guy drool over a forky.🤤
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Two bucks my daughter shot in the Yakima area. One was general, the big 2 with eye guards. The other was on a landowner any buck permit. The slick 2 is confirmed 4.5 years old. Never legal in a 3 point minimum unit.
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Two bucks my daughter shot in the Yakima area. One was general, the big 2 with eye guards. The other was on a landowner any buck permit. The slick 2 is confirmed 4.5 years old. Never legal in a 3 point minimum unit.
That slick two is super cool.👍
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Two bucks my daughter shot in the Yakima area. One was general, the big 2 with eye guards. The other was on a landowner any buck permit. The slick 2 is confirmed 4.5 years old. Never legal in a 3 point minimum unit.
That slick two is super cool.👍
He is! This was him the year earlier on trail cam.
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Closest to qualifying as I have. Main frame 2 point with a 1.5 inch eye guard. Tried posting this on a different topic once but I pulled it down to a few individuals not thinking he was worthy of shooting. Big bodied buck. 100 percent legal in a 3 point minimum area. Got to watch and confirm through 60 power spotting scope at 200 yards for a long period before taking the shot. Great experience and when quartering and making multiple trips had several cougars below kill site calling out within 200 to 300 yards below after dark while tending to the deer. My best guess would be 3.5 yr old buck.
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I absolutely love big 2 point mule deer bucks. The kind that are old and will never be more. Just like I love big 5 point mature elk over 300 inches that will never be 6 points. If I find a big 2 point I will hunt him hard if I can. Very unique and pretty rare too. They have their own character about them. I have harvested three of them over the years. 26 inch wide, 24 inch wide, and 23 inch wide. They are true trophies for me and I love them like my big 4 points.
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I absolutely love big 2 point mule deer bucks. The kind that are old and will never be more. Just like I love big 5 point mature elk over 300 inches that will never be 6 points. If I find a big 2 point I will hunt him hard if I can. Very unique and pretty rare too. They have their own character about them. I have harvested three of them over the years. 26 inch wide, 24 inch wide, and 23 inch wide. They are true trophies for me and I love them like my big 4 points.
I love them as well.👍
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I absolutely love big 2 point mule deer bucks. The kind that are old and will never be more. Just like I love big 5 point mature elk over 300 inches that will never be 6 points. If I find a big 2 point I will hunt him hard if I can. Very unique and pretty rare too. They have their own character about them. I have harvested three of them over the years. 26 inch wide, 24 inch wide, and 23 inch wide. They are true trophies for me and I love them like my big 4 points.
I had a chance this year in the late season at an older 2x2 with no eye guards, but he had a big sticker coming out of his base long enough to be a legal point. He’s definitely 3.5 years old at the bare minimum. It’s possible he won’t be legal next year if he doesn’t grow another sticker.
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Was maybe thinking a side off the buck huntnphool posted in the snow? Around the same time frame but who knows. Next to a smaller four point and a 75-80” four. Love this thread.
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Not a muley but a old blacktail buck that's possibly still walking.
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Thoughts on age for this deer? I was thinking maybe 4.5.
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This is really cool thread. Here is one from last year. Karl might recognize this area :)
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Another pic
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One more
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You may remember Legend. He survived years of being legal. He was a beast.
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Love Legend's mass
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Here is one from July of 2015 in velvet and hard horned in September.
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This is really cool thread. Here is one from last year. Karl might recognize this area :)
I think he sprouted a back fork this year :chuckle:
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I need to pony up a few bucks to the forum I think. If I recall correctly I made this thread after reading a slew of comments from guys who couldn't find legal bucks but were wading through mature 2 points and I felt like being a smart azz.
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1975 Methow buck. Yeah, he has 3 points on one side, but his 2point side was tall!
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I need to pony up a few bucks to the forum I think. If I recall correctly I made this thread after reading a slew of comments from guys who couldn't find legal bucks but were wading through mature 2 points and I felt like being a smart azz.
I mean, not a ton of money. There's only like 3 mature true 2x2's posted. Your assumption wasn't wrong.
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The largest bodied deer I've ever seen was a 2x2 while hunting outside of broadus montana. He was right next to the road, on private property. Huge!!!! 300lbs plus if he was a pound. It was amazing to watch him turn and jump a fence at about 15 yds from us. No pic but I'll never forget how big he was. To watch him just trot away up over a hill is still embedded on my brain. Would've loved to at seen him a mile to the north on public land...
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Thats how I felt about this guy Kramman. This guy was built like a brick sh** house. poor genetics, I dont think so.
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What a TANK!!!!
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Remember that a spike or a two point i is throwing his whole back ground dna to match up to the does egg back ground dna. So a spike can litterly toss our a 4 a point a doe or what ever spe$% makes it to the egg first. And it depends on the doe dna too. Both have to mesh