Let's see some Mule Bucks
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Terrible video attempt with DSLR and spotter. That being said, this a fantastic buck.....or just has a tiny head. I never saw him again.
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My best buck to date:
Was there any sign that an antler had ever grown on the other side? Here are some more pictures of the one-antlered buck I posted earlier. He also had a gnarly base/brows. He had ten points on his one side- I got really excited for about five seconds and then I realized he was missing his other side. I was hoping he had just got injured that year and would grow his other side the following year. He disappeared until two years later when I found him chasing does late in the season. He still just had one side but it was smaller and even more deformed. Since it was confirmed that he was always going to be a one-antlered buck, my dad shot him. His body was extremely skinny and his teeth were deformed.
Nope, slick on the right side. Nothing even attempting to grow. He has 17 points that are a inch or longer and a bunch of smaller ones. He is the biggest bodied deer I have ever shot, pushing close to 250 dressed. If mule deer teeth wear the same as eastern Whitetail’s, he was 5 or 6 1/2. He was also all scared up from fighting. With that big single antler, I don’t know if he was doing the a** kicking, straight between his opponent’s two antlers or he was getting the short end of the stick?? When I shot, I had no idea he only had one side. He snuck in below me tailing a doe and all I saw was huge head, neck and a little antler and I pulled the trigger. I had been in the woods for seven straight days and he was the first mature buck I had seen. When he took off and got in the open, then I could see his right side and my first thought was “No way, I didn’t shot off his right side
!” He stopped at about 100 yards and I put a second TTSX in him and he just stood there! After about 10 seconds he slowly walked 20 yards before falling over. What state did you guys get your dad’s buck in?Nope, slick on the right side. Nothing even attempting to grow. He has 17 points that are a inch or longer and a bunch of smaller ones. He is the biggest bodied deer I have ever shot, pushing close to 250 dressed. If mule deer teeth wear the same as eastern Whitetail’s, he was 5 or 6 1/2. He was also all scared up from fighting. With that big single antler, I don’t know if he was doing the a** kicking, straight between his opponent’s two antlers or he was getting the short end of the stick?? When I shot, I had no idea he only had one side. He snuck in below me tailing a doe and all I saw was huge head, neck and a little antler and I pulled the trigger. I had been in the woods for seven straight days and he was the first mature buck I had seen. When he took off and got in the open, then I could see his right side and my first thought was “No way, I didn’t shot off his right side
Montana
I figured it was probably your home state based on how long you watched him. Mine was from Southeast Montana, near Ashland. Thanks for sharing your experience.
EYJONAS!
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Click Boom, hes cool!
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Brute
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Amazed of all the nice Muley bucks. Keep them coming.
Here is one with a little neck
Here is one with a little neck
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My 2 best so far!
WY 2010
WY 2017
WY 2010
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bowhuntmontana
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Holy browtines, Batman!
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Another Antelope Island buck from back in 2018.
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More Island Bucks from one day in 2016. Love was in the air that day and the bucks were out. Pretty amazing.
The non-typical here is the same buck I photographed two years and about 80 inches of antler later.
The non-typical here is the same buck I photographed two years and about 80 inches of antler later.
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This is what they like to shoot in Texas, but I would still rather shoot a nice Mule Deer...
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That is from the Bitterroot area, this one is a real toad from the famous spot where all the bigs bucks are gotten...
