BSK / Anyone?

[monsterbuck07]

Do these look like two seperate deer that have shed already? Or two huge does, I honestly can not tell. And is the deer in the second picture missing the front right leg or bad camera angle?

 

[JCDEERMAN]

Cant tell on the 1st one. The second one looks like it is a buck that lost its antlers (from the head) but has a doe figure. I'm sure it has 2 front legs, just bad camera angle. Regardless, they are 2 mature deer.

 

[biglefty20]

Does to me.....it really looks like missing leg...crazy

 

[Shed Hunter]

I'm gonna say does. They're mature but still have thin necks.

 

[MossyOakChick]

I have no idea on the first one but I have to say that second one looks like a buck. Its surprising how much their necks go down after the rut is over. And I'm nearly sure I can see pedicles.

 

[MossyOakChick]

Yeah the second one is a buck for sure. When you sharpen the image you can see the pedicles much better. Its still not clear but the pedicles are there.

 

[SelphLogging]

Both bucks I believe

 

[monster11]

1st- where are these pics taken? In alabama? would simply be big does, central TN still does, E. Tn maybe maybe be bucks but still awful thin necks.

 

[BSK]

The empty pedicles are usually quite obvious. Unless i had better pics showing empty pedicles, I would go with does.

 

[monsterbuck07]

Pictures are from Northern Alabama.

 

[stryker]

I think doe's myself and I'd say that the camera had a bad shot angle the deer has both legs in my opinion.

 

[Good time Charlie]

I would say 2 fat doe's...the last one has both legs ,you can tell by the way it distributes it's weight.

 

[.338 Dead]

I know the rut is over but some breeding is still going on believe it or not. Tarsal glands are not dark enough to be bucks. DOES..........

 

[timberjack86]

The last one has its leg picked up. Look at the brisket and you can make out the outline of its leg picked up and tucked toward its body.