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Community => Trail Cameras => Topic started by: CedarPants on September 22, 2021, 12:03:57 PM
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Looks like this guy had a bad day at the office
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Looks like I feel after a bad night.
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Looks like I feel after a bad night.
True story :chuckle:
Been a while since I dropped by. Good to see your name pop up. Hope all is well on your end.
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I have had deer like that in trail camera pictures before. Keep watching him, eventually he will break off the drooping horn.
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That would make a cool Euro mount. :tup:
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Body condition looks rough, bigger problems than a broken right, he may need headshot
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he must of did something when he was in velvet to it
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I'm sure some woke folk will accuse it of some type of "cultural Appropriations" :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL:
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Body condition looks rough, bigger problems than a broken right, he may need headshot
Often times that broken antler will prevent them from grazing, tough to get low enough with the antler in the way. Living off browse when the rest of the bulls are stuffing themselves with grass. be like feeding a cow branches instead of alfalfa, they might be able to live off it for a while but not the same nutrition :twocents: :dunno:
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What's the date on the pictures
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I'd rather have this elk with tons of character than a perfectly symmetrical one.
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What's the date on the pictures
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August 26th
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Maybe he broke it rubbing velvet off or got locked up with another bull
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I'd rather have this elk with tons of character than a perfectly symmetrical one.
Same here! :tup:
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Could his mom have been on crack? :dunno:
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I found a fresh 6 point antler from a bull this year that was broken off with part of the pedicle still attached. Bull went crazy making rubs that he broke it off really good. I would assume with the amount of bone still attached to the antler that next years growth is going to look really weird.