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Formerly 'Colson Glover'
I'm not sure if this is allowed but I would love some opinions! Will this buck be getting any bigger if allowed to grow for another year??
To answer your question, no genetics are pretty bad in this part of the state. WV has AWFUL deer management. Too many people believe if it's brown it's down. I've attached two of the next biggest bucks on cam on the property. We own 600 acres and are trying to build up a strong deer herd and manage on our own however public land borders the property making it difficult. My largest buck to date from the property was 110" and was considered rare big buck. Was about 2.5 yrs and wasn't wider than the ears. It's located middle of the state with litte nutrition so we aren't regularly growing huge deerTell us some more. Where are the photos from as far as state and what are the genetics like in your more immediate area? He still looks to have a lot of definition in his body and doesn't have that thick look of an old deer. I'd call him 3 1/2 possibly 2 1/2 if your in an area known for big deer. He will get bigger if he lives another year and isn't injured through the rut. If you know no one will shoot him and are looking for antlers let him walk and then see what he looks like next year. Most people will say that 6 1/2 to 7 1/2 is where deer are at their biggest
NoWere those pics really taken in 2017?