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By:
Ok Stick Slinger
Date:18-Aug-11
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i love seeing good year to year growth
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By:
Ok Stick Slinger
Date:18-Aug-11
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By:
bowfisher
Date:18-Aug-11
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Nothing against it but how do u know that's the same deer
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By:
Ok Stick Slinger
Date:18-Aug-11
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i almost shot this buck last season because he looked so lopsided. Now i am so glad i decided to give him another chance
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By:
Ok Stick Slinger
Date:18-Aug-11
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By:
Ok Stick Slinger
Date:19-Aug-11
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i cant wait to see these bucks next year. That is assuming they survive this coming season. We have had a horrible drought this year. Hopefully next year has some better conditions.
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By:
Roger J
Date:20-Aug-11
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Stick - Try to get the deer in similar poses from year to year so you can actually tell they are the same deer. I cut/pasted one of this guys' pics from 2009 into a 2010 pic for example.
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By:
tadpole
Date:20-Aug-11
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I don't believe the first two deer are the same.
1) The second pic shows a second white throat patch, the first pic doesn't. 2) the ear shape doesn't look quite the same. 3) Most importanly, the brisket coloration is entirely different between the two.
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By:
Ok Stick Slinger
Date:09-Jul-12
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ok here is a thread i posted last year but here is another bucks progresion from 2011 to 2012. he probably will grow a little more this year im thinking but probably not much. he usualy sheds his velvet around 9-16
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By:
Sixby
Date:09-Jul-12
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Looks like the last deer scores better last year than he does this year. Maybe you ought to shoot him before he turns into a forkie again. LOl
Neat pics and God bless you, Steve
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By:
city hunter
Date:09-Jul-12
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is that a high fence in texas ?
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By:
tactical
Date:09-Jul-12
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Yes your exactly right ther are NO big deer in OKLAHOMA
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By:
emarelk47
Date:10-Jul-12
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The first picture of the first buck is late November, the second is early August, that could explain the coat color.
