BuckSutherland 5 year old buck + Aug 2, 2015 #2 I have one of them too. He come about once a week and every time he is there about 6 AM. He just cant get it up on the right side.
I have one of them too. He come about once a week and every time he is there about 6 AM. He just cant get it up on the right side.
SD51555 5 year old buck + Aug 2, 2015 #4 Lots been written about hind quarter injuries affecting the opposite side antler growth. http://www.msudeer.com/abnormalities.asp
Lots been written about hind quarter injuries affecting the opposite side antler growth. http://www.msudeer.com/abnormalities.asp
D dipper Guest Aug 2, 2015 #5 Goofy deformities can also be a result of an unclean casting of the previous antler. To put it simply
Goofy deformities can also be a result of an unclean casting of the previous antler. To put it simply
Bill Administrator Aug 3, 2015 #6 I've read about injuries causing a screwed up rack on one side. But I wasn't kidding about running into things. Any chance this deer just smacked it real hard? Couldn't find anything on that type of injury.
I've read about injuries causing a screwed up rack on one side. But I wasn't kidding about running into things. Any chance this deer just smacked it real hard? Couldn't find anything on that type of injury.
D dipper Guest Aug 4, 2015 #7 That j hooked yearling looks to have damaged that antler while it was growing.
chummer 5 year old buck + Aug 6, 2015 #8 I would love to find that shed, it would make a nice coat hook screwed into the wall.
B BJE80 Guest Aug 7, 2015 #9 I was thinking by the two thread titles shown next to one another that your meat pole needed it, and not the deer.
I was thinking by the two thread titles shown next to one another that your meat pole needed it, and not the deer.