Showed up after season. Hope he sticks around. #1 in my books for 2017 season. What do you think he will score??
Wow, nice buck. Maybe I'm used to looking at Wisconsin deer, but honestly if I saw that buck without antlers I would say he's 2.5 years old. Will be interesting if you get a chance to see what he turns into.
Looks like a nice surprise for the end of season. Good luck keeping him around. Not really good at score but I'd guess high 140's to low 150's Sent from my SM-G900R4 using Tapatalk
Nice a tall one maybe will blow up next year to a ten Sent from my LG-UK495 using Bowhunting.com Forums mobile app
He's probably 3.5 years, but can't tell without getting hands on him. Look at his pictures with the dink; notice how the dink's neck is not flushed with his brisket, they are 2 distinctly separated regions. However, the buck you're planning to chase has more of a continuos neck-to-brisket appearance. Another thing to think about is that the pic was taken in Feb (if the dates on your cam are correct) so he's lost a great amount of body weight during the rut, which will make him appear younger than he is. He has the early signs of a roman nose, and some good mass - I would put him in the 140's in that pic. He could EXPLODE this year, especially with proper nutrients. Also, it's very tough to score a deer in a picture; really need a shed since the angle and depth of an image can make a nice deer look huge (you'll see it and know what I mean when you see a pic of a hunter 10ft behind his buck, or an outstretched arm holding a fish) - I have been fooled many times by my own trailcam pictures, so I know how it goes. He's a great buck, though, I'm pulling for you to eventually post a picture crouching next to him, here on the site. *Depending on your preference, and the hunter density surrounding your farm, if you let him be another year he will be a MONSTER.