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Walked up on this shed buck while shed hunting in Williamson county today. 3rd one I've got on camera in the past 6 years, but I have seen more than that. The gene runs through this area that's for sure.

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You must have a high magnification on your camera to get a shot like that of a buck! I would have expected him to take off like a bolt of lightning if you are even remotely as close as that picture appears to be.
 
Hunter 257W":29r5u45n said:
You must have a high magnification on your camera to get a shot like that of a buck! I would have expected him to take off like a bolt of lightning if you are even remotely as close as that picture appears to be.
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The video shows about how far I was when I zoomed out. Was only about 30 yards or so.
 
huntinkev":1c4l32yg said:
Nice! I bet he stood out in the woods.
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Yea I saw this blob on the ground and thought it was a big piece of trash blown from the nearby highway. Then I saw it had a head and ears..
 
catman529":1qnplk97 said:
Hunter 257W":1qnplk97 said:
You must have a high magnification on your camera to get a shot like that of a buck! I would have expected him to take off like a bolt of lightning if you are even remotely as close as that picture appears to be.
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The video shows about how far I was when I zoomed out. Was only about 30 yards or so.
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As usual, the video is restricted here at work. :( Anyhow, that's amazing that you got that close to a buck and it was still bedded in cover so open.
 
congrats on your trophy pics ! really neat.

never been lucky enough to see an albino , but i have seen a few piebalds and 1 melanistic deer.
 
blondebear":37gjthmn said:
congrats on your trophy pics ! really neat.

never been lucky enough to see an albino , but i have seen a few piebalds and 1 melanistic deer.
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melanistic is supposed to be the most rare, I would be very excited just to see one.
 
There's one area of Franklin where they're treated like pets. I had pics on my phone sent to me by a distant cousin who works for the police department down there. A few years ago one was hit and laying (dead) in the roadway and people were stopped and crying over it, someone had covered it with a blanket and another was on the phone with her vet wanting to know if they would see it.
 
Mid-Tenn":1iboauu7 said:
There's one area of Franklin where they're treated like pets. I had pics on my phone sent to me by a distant cousin who works for the police department down there. A few years ago one was hit and laying (dead) in the roadway and people were stopped and crying over it, someone had covered it with a blanket and another was on the phone with her vet wanting to know if they would see it.
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Wow people are weird about deer. What part of Franklin is this?
 

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