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Checked cameras today. This was the nicest buck on camera and pretty average for 'mature' in my area. I'd say he's 3.5 years and in gorgeous condition.





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Posts: 19577 | Location: The LOST Nation | Registered: 27 March 2001Reply With Quote
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Looks like he has done very well on Summer feed.
Great venison.


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I am actually very surprised as there has been severe drought here since May. I do not put feed out for deer either. I do provide habitat and cover.


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Just think what he might look like in another year or two.

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Posts: 6045 | Location: Pueblo, CO | Registered: 31 January 2006Reply With Quote
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Just think of what he well taste like in the pot this year.
 
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Just think what he might look like in another year or two.

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I know what he would look like if I saw him.

Seasoned pan seared back strap in butter and olive oil; removed sauté onion, carrots, and celery, add meat back add Chardonnay, woreshire, and melt ginger, bring to simmer, cook for 1 hr removing meat after 30 minutes, after 1 hr add one stick of butter stirring.

Slice strap and ladle sauce.
 
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Just think what he might look like in another year or two.

George


I know what he would look like if I saw him.

Seasoned pan seared back strap in butter and olive oil; removed sauté onion, carrots, and celery, add meat back add Chardonnay, woreshire, and melt ginger, bring to simmer, cook for 1 hr removing meat after 30 minutes, after 1 hr add one stick of butter stirring.

Slice strap and ladle sauce.


Yessir!


~Ann





 
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Very nice! I have some monsters in my yard, but I live in the Broadmoor Bluffs part of Colorado Springs so can't shoot them lol Next time I see a huge one I'll take a picture and post it


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I'd love to see the monsters since I really don't get any around here. Always nice to see impressive bucks. Smiler


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Here's another one. He finished out bigger than I thought he would. Looks like 2.5 years? What do you think?

What he looked like in early August:



How he looks as of this morning:







~Ann





 
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Very nice, nothing like a young buck or doe for the pot Smiler


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I just ordered some trail cameras to be delivered this week. My daughter has seen a "Huge" 10-12 point on the driveway, (1/4 mile long) three times taking her son to the bus stop in the morning.


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Frank, hope you get some photos of him! Would love to see them.


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Guess I am with PDS, I look at the groceries standing there.



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Guess I am with PDS, I look at the groceries standing there.

Me too. I'm totally with you on that one!
 
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Here's another one. He finished out bigger than I thought he would. Looks like 2.5 years? What do you think?

What he looked like in early August:



How he looks as of this morning:







What I think? Deer, it’s what’s for Diner.
 
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He might be, eventually. I hope I see both of them during the season.


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Ann I think you’re spot on in ageing those 2 bucks. The first one is 3, and the second one is 2 years old. I’ll be hunting in your old stomping grounds north of Inlay City MI in less than 2 months.


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How do you age a deer just by looking at them? Without a tooth is this not just speculation? Just curious.
 
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To age a buck I look at several factors:
1) Thickness of neck;
2) Thickness of chest;
3) Thickness of antler bases;
4) When rut is underway, the blackness of tarsal glands:
5) Starting at age 4+, the buck’s back starts to sway down.


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