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#1864769 - 03/31/10 11:56 AM Same set of antlers?
cecil30-30
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THe horn on the left was found last year,and the horn on the right was found yesterday..While I don't thnk they are off the same deer at the same time,im thnking both horns might be from the same deer just 1 year apart.The horn on the left was found this time last year,and the horn on the right was found yesterday.About 1/2 miles apart.The pedicals are differ sizes,the one of the right is bigger than the one on the left,which makes me believe that it could be the same deer from last year just had a bigger pedical,but wouldn't it have grown more? Or do you think the antler I found yesterday is from last year? The tips was busted a little,but in overall good shape,could it have survived a whole year?? What about the differ size pedicals,could a deer have 2 differ size pedicals?





Edited by cecil30-30 (03/31/10 11:57 AM)
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#1864772 - 03/31/10 12:00 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: cecil30-30]
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Impossible to say IMO with such typical characteristics, sure it is possible, but there is no way to tell. Differences in food sources etc can cause the same aged deer to look bigger one year from the next.
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#1864776 - 03/31/10 12:03 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: Setterman]
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looks close enough for me to assume they could be off the same deer but who knows
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#1864778 - 03/31/10 12:03 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: Setterman]
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I'm not sure, but I would guess it would be a rare occurence for an antler to make it a whole year without some major rodent damage.
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#1864800 - 03/31/10 12:21 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: KENBOB10]
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Hard to tell bud, but those aren't horns. Those r antlers. Horns don't fall off.
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#1864807 - 03/31/10 12:27 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: bobthebowhunter]
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Different deer imo, but possible for sure.
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#1864812 - 03/31/10 12:33 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: bobthebowhunter]
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 Originally Posted By: bobthebowhunter
Hard to tell bud, but those aren't horns. Those r antlers. Horns don't fall off.
Im aware of that..Thanks ;\)
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#1864814 - 03/31/10 12:33 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: Winchester]
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I'm thinking its the same buck!
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#1865042 - 03/31/10 02:25 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: BigWes50]
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antlers can last a whole year without any damage, i found a perfect right side to a 5 1/2 year old buck nearly a year after getting pictures of him.

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#1865530 - 03/31/10 05:25 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: cecil30-30]
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Very possible...but who really knows...
Can you do DNA on a deer? Just asking....
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#1865546 - 03/31/10 05:35 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: Double-D-Team]
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 Originally Posted By: Double-D-Team
Can you do DNA on a deer? Just asking....


Yes, you can get DNA from antlers.
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#1866340 - 03/31/10 11:28 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: ]
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I wonder what a dna test would cost. I'm not sure, but I would
specualate that it would be very expensive.

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#1866358 - 04/01/10 01:08 AM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: RKenney]
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I would agree with you. Appears that they are from the same buck one year apart.
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#1866983 - 04/01/10 12:24 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: baller_9]
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Looks very similar, but you never know. My cousin and I have a matching set similar to yours. Mine was found in Middle TN one year while his was found in East TN the following year. He tried to get me to flip a coin to see who got to keep the matching set, but I would rather have one than none. \:D
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#1867257 - 04/01/10 02:34 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: TN Larry]
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 Originally Posted By: TN Larry
Looks very similar, but you never know. My cousin and I have a matching set similar to yours. Mine was found in Middle TN one year while his was found in East TN the following year. He tried to get me to flip a coin to see who got to keep the matching set, but I would rather have one than none. \:D

Exactly, I have sheds that would pass for mates all day long and they came from totally different areas! Looks can be deceiving!

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#1867262 - 04/01/10 02:37 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: Winchester]
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I guess you guys are right, they are both very typical racks,but what got me was them being found in such a close proximity to each other.It wasn't even half a mile,probably not even a quarter mile.
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#1867283 - 04/01/10 02:57 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: Double-D-Team]
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Looks like the same deer to me
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#1867313 - 04/01/10 03:30 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: cecil30-30]
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 Originally Posted By: cecil30-30
I guess you guys are right, they are both very typical racks,but what got me was them being found in such a close proximity to each other.It wasn't even half a mile,probably not even a quarter mile.


Which still means that they could be from the same deer, but IMO they are most likely from different deer. I would be proud to have a set that matched so close which I am sure that you are too. Maybe you will get to see his antler next year while it is still attached.
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#1867347 - 04/01/10 03:55 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: TN Larry]
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 Originally Posted By: TN Larry
 Originally Posted By: cecil30-30
I guess you guys are right, they are both very typical racks,but what got me was them being found in such a close proximity to each other.It wasn't even half a mile,probably not even a quarter mile.


Which still means that they could be from the same deer, but IMO they are most likely from different deer. I would be proud to have a set that matched so close which I am sure that you are too. Maybe you will get to see his antler next year while it is still attached.
it will be a good one hope you get him

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#1867434 - 04/01/10 04:51 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: Winchester]
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 Originally Posted By: Winchester
 Originally Posted By: TN Larry
Looks very similar, but you never know. My cousin and I have a matching set similar to yours. Mine was found in Middle TN one year while his was found in East TN the following year. He tried to get me to flip a coin to see who got to keep the matching set, but I would rather have one than none. \:D

Exactly, I have sheds that would pass for mates all day long and they came from totally different areas! Looks can be deceiving!


And the fact both display such "classic" shape. Now if both had some unique distinguishing characteristic, that would be different.
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#1868195 - 04/01/10 11:38 PM Re: Same set of antlers? [Re: TN Larry]
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 Originally Posted By: TN Larry
 Originally Posted By: cecil30-30
I guess you guys are right, they are both very typical racks,but what got me was them being found in such a close proximity to each other.It wasn't even half a mile,probably not even a quarter mile.


Which still means that they could be from the same deer, but IMO they are most likely from different deer. I would be proud to have a set that matched so close which I am sure that you are too. Maybe you will get to see his antler next year while it is still attached.
Sure am proud of em,Im gonna order an antler mount kit,and mount them up..They look good when pair up together.
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