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Photos: 34-Point Mutant Buck From Kentucky
Michael Rothman killed this gnarly 34-point cactus buck last season in Kentucky.
Sometimes whitetail antlers don't grow into the tall, thick, symmetrical racks we all dream about. Sometimes they develop into mangled globs of headgear, better suited for a sci-fi movie than the cover of a hunting magazine. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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That is a really cool looking buck. congrats
JM
OK, you eat it. Tell me about it later.
looks great.
nice shot to haha !
Actually I dont think you could sell the head, but you could give it to someone who would appreciate it - or give them to your dog lol.
@VRossi...If you read the entire post you would of understood how this deer came to be. Plus why would you leave that head in the woods, you may not like it but someone would be willing to buy it from you for a good bit of money - use some common sense.
I think it would be awesome to kill this spectular specman. I would hang it on my wall for all to see.Congradulations on that awesome find.
Are you serious?
Butt ugly deer, save the skin and leave the head in the woods.
Not too sure I would eat this buck either cause there is something seriously wrong somewhere. Maybe take a DNA sample just for fun. Could be the start of something weird genetically.
i would almost garuntee that this buck has no or deformed testicles, resulting in mixed up hormones that caused the antler growth and explain the velvet in december. we had a buck in the shop last year like that.
Congradulations on a great looking buck
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Congradulations on a great looking buck
i would almost garuntee that this buck has no or deformed testicles, resulting in mixed up hormones that caused the antler growth and explain the velvet in december. we had a buck in the shop last year like that.
I think it would be awesome to kill this spectular specman. I would hang it on my wall for all to see.Congradulations on that awesome find.
@VRossi...If you read the entire post you would of understood how this deer came to be. Plus why would you leave that head in the woods, you may not like it but someone would be willing to buy it from you for a good bit of money - use some common sense.
JM
OK, you eat it. Tell me about it later.
Actually I dont think you could sell the head, but you could give it to someone who would appreciate it - or give them to your dog lol.
looks great.
nice shot to haha !
That is a really cool looking buck. congrats
Are you serious?
Butt ugly deer, save the skin and leave the head in the woods.
Not too sure I would eat this buck either cause there is something seriously wrong somewhere. Maybe take a DNA sample just for fun. Could be the start of something weird genetically.
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)