It's the one on the right.

[Deleted member 46119]

Last year, hunting season was in the blazing heat. I couldn't find them.

I keep track of the "heard" my small property has on average 9 deer that usually consists of a dominant buck, a couple of his younger and 5 or 6 does. Their fawns when it's time for such.

For a long time the "heard" contained the same buck and a doe with a limp. These and the young spike were killed by the mountain lion last year. That leave the old mans eldest as the new dominant buck and his satellite is his younger brother who is "odd". 3 years old now. He has had uneven antlers since his first spike and his rear end is too big.

If we don't have an insane heat wave during deer season, I hope to put the now barely legal forkie in the freezer.

That's him on the right.

 

[gapfriz]

I would say get him out of the gene pool.

 

[Dosh]

I would say get him out of the gene pool.

+1, my gunsmith friend did the same on a 18" single spike a few years ago. Good luck

 

[Deleted member 46119]

Oh and I will be protective of the one on the left. That's the new dominant buck. He looks fine when he stands.

 

[bruce_ventura]

Forget the deer; deal with the lion (if you haven't already). No response necessary.

Good luck.