Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Smokepole on February 23, 2010, 11:11:53 AM
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Anybody ever seen a deer with a giraffe neck. My partner drug this thing into camp. Wondering if bucks can get a stretched neck from fighting, or if it is some kind of disease? There is a llama ranch near where this buck was harvested. Is it a possible llama/whitetail cross? The meat tasted o.k., but it was a little stringy.
So if anybody knows... tell me what gives?
Much appreciated.
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My guess is the bullet deflected and severed the vertebrae in the neck and the soft tissue around it is stretched out out from pulling/hanging it
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:yeah: I don't believe a smaller buck like that would do much serious fighting.
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My guess is the bullet deflected and severed the vertebrae in the neck and the soft tissue around it is stretched out out from pulling/hanging it
I agree. That shot took out the spine
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I agree, you have a broken spine on that buck.
Shootmoore
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I think he said he drug it a few miles. :chuckle:
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Looks to me like your partner drug the *censored* out of that deer with a broken spin :dunno: He must be a big o'l boy!
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yep the drag or bullet cut the spin and then streched out with the drag.
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Well...
He said when he shot it, it was reaching for apples like eight or ten feet up in the tree. Pretty sure the neck was stretched like that before the shot.
:twocents:
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It looks like the back is broken for 1 and 2 the neck is really skinny on that deer. Making the neck look even longer. Deer does not look deformed to me and I have seen a LOT of whitetails. It doesn't help that you have it hung up by the hear with over 100lbs pulling down on that broken back and neck.
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Looks to me like you partner should use something other than his 50. cal and focus more on shot placement! :chuckle: