Chocolate rack

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JAY B

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This guy has transitioned to hard horn over the past week! Love the dark rack !
 

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megalomaniac":hl5wkmo6 said:
Pretty 3.5 yo!

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Would have to be really early born for that .5 year like March.


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I want a set of chocolate horns on my wall something bad...I had the opportunity last year on a big 10pt and muffed the shot [emoji33]. Thanks for sharing


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That's wild they are already shedding in your area it will be a another couple of weeks for us.
 
megalomaniac":20ppxqwg said:
bloodtrailing":20ppxqwg said:
megalomaniac":20ppxqwg said:
Pretty 3.5 yo!

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Would have to be really early born for that .5 year like March.


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pretty 3.25 y/o :)
ACTUALLY, assuming this buck will in fact be 3 1/2 about November,
for biological & harvest data purposes,
calling him "3 1/2" even in the preceding June is the correct way of stating his age :)

Male deer are usually just broken down into "cohorts"
of age classes . . . . . .
representing their ages in the their first fall (November) following birth/birthdate . . . .

Fawns (0.5 yr), Yearlings (1.5 yrs), 2 1/2's, 3 1/2's, 4 1/2's, etc.
 

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