Is this the same buck?

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Is this buck in the 2 pictures below the same buck in the bottom 2 pictures.

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Is this the same buck as above^^^ if so this fella does some traveling!

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Bayou Buck said:
Looks like the same deer to me.
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I thought it was but all 3 of those locations are a good distance apart. Especially the bottom 2 pics are WAY away from the first 2 locations. I reckon he's a traveler!
 
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How far apart? I've gotten the same buck on public land on two cameras that were two miles away from each other within a coupke weeks. You'd be surprised how far deer travel... then again, two miles is an easy walk for a deer.
 
Sure looks like it, cause that one point is more striaght up, and it matches in all the pics. Same question as Master Chief; how far apart are they?
 
Outdoor life said:
Sure looks like it, cause that one point is more striaght up, and it matches in all the pics. Same question as Master Chief; how far apart are they?
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The top 2 locations are about a mile apart but the bottom 2 pics have to be a good 2 miles and a LOT of big hills in between. I know travel that far easy but most of my bucks except for the rut are home body's, I get pics of the same deer on the same cameras week after week. They all kinda have their own territory so to speak but this fella he gets around. I've got pics of him in velvet all summer to. Surprisingly I never seen him while hunting. One other fella did but he's only 3.5 so he was off limits. This year he'll have a target on his back! He likes the camera so much I think I'll call him "Hollywood" lol
 
Hollar Hunter said:
Outdoor life said:
Sure looks like it, cause that one point is more striaght up, and it matches in all the pics. Same question as Master Chief; how far apart are they?
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The top 2 locations are about a mile apart but the bottom 2 pics have to be a good 2 miles and a LOT of big hills in between. I know travel that far easy but most of my bucks except for the rut are home body's, I get pics of the same deer on the same cameras week after week. They all kinda have their own territory so to speak but this fella he gets around. I've got pics of him in velvet all summer to. Surprisingly I never seen him while hunting. One other fella did but he's only 3.5 so he was off limits. This year he'll have a target on his back! He likes the camera so much I think I'll call him "Hollywood" lol
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Those hills aren't as hard on a deer compared to a human. I love seeing deer in velvet for some reason, just not sure why. And lol, love that name! Maybe his last picture will be you holding him up.
 
Outdoor life said:
Hollar Hunter said:
Outdoor life said:
Sure looks like it, cause that one point is more striaght up, and it matches in all the pics. Same question as Master Chief; how far apart are they?
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The top 2 locations are about a mile apart but the bottom 2 pics have to be a good 2 miles and a LOT of big hills in between. I know travel that far easy but most of my bucks except for the rut are home body's, I get pics of the same deer on the same cameras week after week. They all kinda have their own territory so to speak but this fella he gets around. I've got pics of him in velvet all summer to. Surprisingly I never seen him while hunting. One other fella did but he's only 3.5 so he was off limits. This year he'll have a target on his back! He likes the camera so much I think I'll call him "Hollywood" lol
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Those hills aren't as hard on a deer compared to a human. I love seeing deer in velvet for some reason, just not sure why. And lol, love that name! Maybe his last picture will be you holding him up.
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Here you go...

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Such a nice looking buck indeed. Thank you for also posting the velvet pics. And yep, looking at the legs, it does look 2.5 to me as well now, but I admit I'm not the best at aging deer.
 

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