@Philip Glass , Perhaps you already said this, but what part of the country did you take this buck? My guess is south or west Texas, or maybe a little further out west(?).
Must be all that cactus they are nibbling on.Congratulations, what were you feeding.
Loving those prickly pears!Must be all that cactus they are nibbling on.
I live at Water Valley which is just West of San Angelo. This deer was born amd raised right here where I live.@Philip Glass , Perhaps you already said this, but what part of the country did you take this buck? My guess is south or west Texas, or maybe a little further out west(?).
No only west Texas native pasture and seasonal supplementation. This is NOT a pen raised deer!God almighty ! Has that buck been on steroids ?
Palmer Big rack seasonally. I keep a low livestock stocking rate as well as keeping an eye on the deer population as well.Congratulations, what were you feeding.
I am still pulling cactus out of my hands from skinning him!Must be all that cactus they are nibbling on.
Thanks Dave!Congratulations, looks your management plan of the property and deer has come together. Bet it is very rewarding knowing your patience and hard work have paid off and will continue. I Love the look of non-typical bucks of both whitetails and mulies.
I did the right thing. It was very hard to do. He could have died fighting or from the winter or something else. I had just put so much into this area I had to get to 6 years on this one. It paid off. He was very thin down the spine and had many scars.Awesome buck!!! You are a better man then me letting him walk at 5. But good knowing he got another year of spreading his genetics!!!