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Good job on getting such an unusual buck. He'll always be a memory and conversation piece mounted on the wall.
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Unusual buck this weekend
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Congrats on your buck.
I love unique non-typical racks. If I see one in my area it becomes a goal to try to take it.
This buck had a 7" drop tine with two acorns on the right that unfortunately were broken off before I had a chance to take him, but the left side is the unique part. His skull was broken from the back of his head, around the pedicle and down through his eye socket and upper jawbone in some previous year. It had healed over with a black fibrous tissue. The event pushed his pedicle to face downward making the main beam grow down where it was broomed off. I had nicknamed him "Score 0"
View attachment 193019What a great deer…!!!
