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Thank you! Nice we are on a few boards togetherAwesome looking buck Lab!
( yes, same Vanish from CMF )
Success! Congratulations to both of youBest friends since 4th grade! Mine was a muley whitetail hybrid crazyView attachment 247528
I did-Good friend a rancherSome great bucks congratulations. Being it was eastern Colorado I assume you had private property permission or own some land in eastern Colorado.
It had a muley tail but the horns did not fork and came around like a whitetail. In an area known for whitetails.Any experts on mule deer whitetail hybrids? The face fur is definitely different colors?
Did it have a long white tail?
Could be a hybrid, but the antlers are not diagnostic. The tail, if it doesn’t match the body, is usually a pretty good indicator. The best indicator without DNA is a tarsal gland that is half way between the size of a whitetail and a mule deer tarsal glands, and located half way between the positions of whitetail and mule deer tarsal glands.It had a muley tail but the horns did not fork and came around like a whitetail. In an area known for whitetails.
Really cool information. Thank you! I wish I had waited one more day becasue my buddy's deer had one almost as big with him and after the shot he stood up and waitied for like a minute before heading off on his own way. But happy with what the good lord gave me.Could be a hybrid, but the antlers are not diagnostic. The tail, if it doesn’t match the body, is usually a pretty good indicator. The best indicator without DNA is a tarsal gland that is half way between the size of a whitetail and a mule deer tarsal glands, and located half way between the positions of whitetail and mule deer tarsal glands.
I hunt in a spot that has an some of both species, and fragmented habitat, where you’d think cross breeding would be pretty likely. You even see some pretty funky antlers sometimes. I’d really love to kill a hybrid. I have not yet spotted a mule deer with a whitetail tail, or killed one with a tarsal glad that is indicative of a hybrid. I did have one on a trail cam that I thought had the right tarsal glands, but I lost the pics, so I’ll never know.
Yours could be. Might not be. Just saying the antlers don’t necessarily mean anything.
CONGRATS EITHER WAY!!!
Definitely be happy with him!Really cool information. Thank you! I wish I had waited one more day becasue my buddy's deer had one almost as big with him and after the shot he stood up and waitied for like a minute before heading off on his own way. But happy with what the good lord gave me.
Have you seen the photos of the Gov. tag buck?I did-Good friend a rancher
No- I'll google it now. Is it from Eastern Colorado?Have you seen the photos of the Gov. tag buck?