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Might be the way the pics took but looks like he has a long eye to nose measurement.Lol
6 3/4 x 15? Isn’t that the size they are when they lose their spots?:biggergrin:
hinson, how old do u figure that deer is… i know its still early yet in the season but that thing has a tiny body on it
Krusher, that’s a good size deer around here. Necks won’t swell for another month. Our deer run 150-180lbs for 2 year old and up. Towards the middle and western part of the state they’ll hit 200lbs! That deer is probably 3yrs old.
thats not as small as i thought… must be a pretty big dude in the picture… then again im used to seeing some BIG bodied deer here in farm country
He is around 3yrs…He is average size for this area and time of year
Is it my bad eyes, or does he still have velvet? We don’t get to tan many deer from that part of the country, I think D gets them all! They’re a lot like what I call an Arkansas type, a welcome relief when you’ve been running a bunch of capes from here out to Krushers section!;)
That short hair sure makes for a slick mount. You guys have a lot of rubs on the armpits and chest on your capes from that area?
Keith Daniels wrote: Is it my bad eyes, or does he still have velvet? We don’t get to tan many deer from that part of the country, I think D gets them all! They’re a lot like what I call an Arkansas type, a welcome relief when you’ve been running a bunch of capes from here out to Krushers section!;)
That short hair sure makes for a slick mount. You guys have a lot of rubs on the armpits and chest on your capes from that area?
Yes, he is in velvet…You can kind of see a sliver hanging from his left beam…Personally, most of the deer I take in don’t have rubbed chest. I took one in from Ohio last year, and his brisket area looked pretty rough.
