8 POINTS OR BETTER said:
BSK said:plinker22,
That jaw will appear to most as being a 2 1/2 year-old, because the deer has all of its permanent teeth in. But considering how recently those permanent premolars have erupted (clean white teeth with no staining and absolutely zero wear), I strongly suspect that deer is a "long yearling," a yearling deer that has just lost its milk teeth, which usually occurs at 20 months of age.
8 POINTS OR BETTER said:What would it get reported as by a Wildlife Agency 1.5 or 2.5?
pass-thru said:1 year 7 months :D
BSK said:plinker22,
That jaw will appear to most as being a 2 1/2 year-old, because the deer has all of its permanent teeth in. But considering how recently those permanent premolars have erupted (clean white teeth with no staining and absolutely zero wear), I strongly suspect that deer is a "long yearling," a yearling deer that has just lost its milk teeth, which usually occurs at 20 months of age.
AT Hiker said:Cool man! Kinda goes with the high grading discussion.