My best yearling todate

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saddlecricket

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I have worked very hard now for 3 years improving my soil for my food plots and improving my woods habitat. This is my reward. I call him Mr. Clean. He always eats in front of the camera keeping the soybean from getting to high then he will lick my camera lens to keep it clean. If he lives for next year all those little kickers or small bumps on the base could turn into more points. At 2 years old he could be sporting 12 points. Seeing this is what drives me to keep doing more work to improve every age class that I can. I got some really good soybean this year other than what damage was done by turkeys. Also some other very promising bucks that are very camera shy.
 

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This buck is just barley over the age of 1 right now. I call any buck a yearling when its his first set of antlers they have ever grown and when he started growing them he was not even 1. After that to me he just becomes a young buck to me. I could say fawn buck but i just say yearling.
 

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