Field-judging buck age examples

DaveB

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Age this Buck?
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I'd say this deer was 2.5 (?)
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TnSoldier

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Great info.... i wish many in our state would practice QDM to improve the overall quality of bucks for not only ourselves, but future hunters and our children.
 

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I've read this thread about a dozen or so time over the years - it's likely one of the best on any forum - never get tired of the refresh of this information -

Thanks again Bryan -

ferg....
 

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Oops! I moved all the pictures on Photobucket into a better arrangement of sub-folders. I'll try and reconnect the links if possible.
 

RockChucker30

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DaveB said:
What about one hiding behind the tree?

I'm thinking, over 4.

I think the buck in the first pic is an old buck, possibly 5-6+.

His brisket is saggy, he's got a bit of a U neck, a sway back, loss of muscle mass in his hindquarter, hollow hips, etc. All of that points to gravity working on him for an extended period.
 

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