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Started by guesswho, November 05, 2018, 03:43:23 PM

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guesswho

First two pictures are from last year.  Second two are this year.  Same deer?

Last year


This year

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HookedonHooks

Definitely the same deer. Has the same chunk missing from his left ear, and has the tumor below in both sets. That's some really solid growth, and I'd venture to guess next year he'll be hard to pass up or a real stud in 2 years if he can make it.

guesswho

If I'm not back in five minutes, wait longer!
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larry9988

Same deer. Would be hard to believe it was if not for those ear notches. He made a lot of gains in one year. Proves that once a spike, always a spike is definitely not true. He's a pretty deer.

Greg Massey

Same deer , have the neighbors been feeding him year round ...?

daddyduke

Same deer and seems to be doing well.
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RutnNStrutn

I agree with the others. Looks like the same based on ear notch and hump on his back. Impressive growth in a year. This one of your pet deer? Is he the one that used to come visit your dog?

guesswho

No.  Bucky was at my house.
If I'm not back in five minutes, wait longer!
BodonkaDeke Prostaff
MoHo's Prostaff
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Kylongspur88

Looks like the same deer judging by the left ear.