I remember a debate on difference buck\doe tracks

[gator-n-buck]

Here's two huffs from deer taken off the same property on the same day. Ones a buck and the other a doe. Can you really tell the difference.

Pic # 1

Pic # 2

 

[30-06 type of guy]

Buck in #2 doe in #1

 

[MMHunter]

No...I definitely can't

 

[tasaman]

Buck in #2 doe in #1

Agree +1

 

[mathews338]

I guess buck in #1 and doe #2

 

[catman529]

You can't tell by the feet

 

[tickweed]

not really

 

[tree_ghost]

There's no way you can tell the difference in those hooves...

 

[DaveB]

It doesn't matter. Congrats on killing two one of which may be a buck or maybe not.

 

[plinker22]

Great post.

 

[PalsPal]

It doesn't matter. Congrats on killing two one of which may be a buck or maybe not.

Can't tell unless they are both mature.

 

[bowriter]

Yes, I can tell the difference. No, I cannot tell which is a buck and which a doe.

 

[Okatoba]

Only thing I can tell is those deer maybe didn't live in a rocky area? Maybe a riverbottom or west Tn past the TN river? Hooves are sorta pointy and not chipped up like they get when that are on the move a lot?