Buck has no B@LL$ (pix)
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A doe, a female deer [:D]!
I thought you might find this interesting. Last Friday, November 30,
while out in Brady, Texas on business, I had the opportunity to run
out to the hunting lease with Jeff Cox for a little while. We were going to
Jeff's blind to do a little fix up and I just happened to take my gun
along. When we walked up to his stand I heard a grunt noise and
thought it was hogs, but Jeff happened to look over a ridge and see
this deer standing there. I decided to take it since I didn't know
whether I would have the opportunity to hunt any more this season. I was able to walk about 15 yards to the edge of the ridge without the deer spotting me and as the deer walked away I made a mew sound to stop it.
After shooting the deer with my .270 rifle, Jeff continued working on his stand and then we walked across a small valley to where the deer piled up. To both of our amazement, it was a true nine that had two tines broke off while
fighting.
The tips of the main beams where covered in blood from a brutal fight
with another buck. Then we noticed something not quite right about the
deer.
Its' musk glands on the hind legs where snow white. When we lifted
its back leg up we were shocked to find that it was a doe!!! This
has to be better than any trophy buck I will ever kill. We did not
score it, but I am having it mounted.
I guess they are not as rare as once thought to be. A freak of nature!
A doe, a female deer [:D]!
I thought you might find this interesting. Last Friday, November 30,
while out in Brady, Texas on business, I had the opportunity to run
out to the hunting lease with Jeff Cox for a little while. We were going to
Jeff's blind to do a little fix up and I just happened to take my gun
along. When we walked up to his stand I heard a grunt noise and
thought it was hogs, but Jeff happened to look over a ridge and see
this deer standing there. I decided to take it since I didn't know
whether I would have the opportunity to hunt any more this season. I was able to walk about 15 yards to the edge of the ridge without the deer spotting me and as the deer walked away I made a mew sound to stop it.
After shooting the deer with my .270 rifle, Jeff continued working on his stand and then we walked across a small valley to where the deer piled up. To both of our amazement, it was a true nine that had two tines broke off while
fighting.
The tips of the main beams where covered in blood from a brutal fight
with another buck. Then we noticed something not quite right about the
deer.
Its' musk glands on the hind legs where snow white. When we lifted
its back leg up we were shocked to find that it was a doe!!! This
has to be better than any trophy buck I will ever kill. We did not
score it, but I am having it mounted.
I guess they are not as rare as once thought to be. A freak of nature!
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san francisco deer[?][:D] 0 -
a buck in drag, thanks elen degeneres 0 -
That's not all that uncommon.
Female reindeer have antlers too.[:0]0 -
Maybe that deer happened upon a steroid block somewhere out in the woods?? I heard 'roids will shrink your b@lls. 0 -
Maybe she is just horny... 0 -
I heard about antlered does,but never seen one before. Congrats,glad I'm not a buck where she was. 0 -
That's pretty neat...I've heard of it happening, but I've never killed one myself.[8D] 0 -
That is really cool. I've heard of it but never saw an antlered doe. Also thought if they did grow antlers they were just small ones. 0 -
The game warden will have a heyday with that one. I'll send him right over so he can write you up!! 0 -
Man she's got a nice RACK. 0 -
A friend of mine killed one about three years ago. Done the same thing. Was looking the deer over, and come to find out, it was a doe. It was an eight point. 0 -
quote:The tips of the main beams where covered in blood from a brutal fight
with another buck. Then we noticed something not quite right about the
deer.
was it trying to breed or not get bred?0 -
Having her mounted, eh?
Wonder if it'll be her first time? [:p][;)]
Won't he have to mount both ends for it to be unique...that is, to convey the whole story? [:0]0 -
quote:Originally posted by merlinn
The game warden will have a heyday with that one. I'll send him right over so he can write you up!!
In Texas, a buck deer is any deer having hardened antlers protuding through the skin. If he has a buck tag on "him", he is not in any violation of a Texas Game Law.
In my 30 year career, i have only seen 2 other deer like this. Both were spike "bucks" still carrying velvet. This is an interesting creature for sure....0 -
SUPER FREAK SUPER FREAK SHE'S SUPER FREAKY..YOWWWW!...Loko 0 -
I've also heard of bucks that had undescended testes or some such- all the organs were still inside. What did slicing it open show? 0 -
This link is from last year. This antlered doe was taken about 10 miles or so from where I deer/turkey/squirrel hunt.
http://www.knbc.com/news/10371875/detail.html0 -
I thought this looked familar..... 0
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