Has anyone shot a buck with only one antler before?

I am asking this question because Sunday morning I shot a buck that had broken off antler, it was one of those scenarios where I only saw his one side and assumed he had another side.

 

That is a wired looking rack. Maybe it grew wrong or broke off. Pretty cool looking

 

Was it broke off?


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Um...that buck has two antlers unless I'm looking at the wrong image. Everything from genetics, health issues, velvet damage or injuries could cause dis-similar antlers left/right on the same deer. I've not seen a buck with truly one pedicle though yet.

 

yu yup last year someone looks like they shot him last year because his back left hind had a hole.

 

What am I missing here? Every buck in this thread so far has two antlers. lol

 

It is actually broke off on that one side. It looks like he broke it off during velvet.

 

You need to turn the pictures upside down, close one eye, and look while you hop in circles to only see the one antler


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I know lol, not sure what these guys are looking at.

 

He fit in the trunk!

 

I hope you've got a big trunk because I'm going to put my buck in it

Sorry, just couldn't resist. I know what you are asking. You expected he would have a similar rack on the opposite side.

 

He barely fit in my trunk! You would be surprised how flexible a deer is hahahaha.

 

I shot a one horned spike. It had one side broken off at the base.

 

Back in my 1st or 2nd year of hunting I had a young 2.5 yo buck peek his head out from around a tree. I saw 3 points on 1 side, it would have been my first buck, so I picked up my shotgun, put my eye to the scope, and pulled the trigger when he stepped out. Good thing I missed b/c as he ran away I then saw he only was a half-rack.

 

Lmfao!