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Potential problems with field-judging age
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<blockquote data-quote="backyardtndeer" data-source="post: 5778581" data-attributes="member: 16465"><p>Double counting same deer? How many times do we see members right here have one deer they think may be two different deer.</p><p></p><p>Really would surprise me for drought to lead to deer being misjudged across many properties. If anything, the drought this year has been nearly as bad as last, and if it were the case that drought was the sole factor in gross misjudging, you would again be seeing a broad number of that age class deer being under estimated on their ages this year. For us this year, we have seen very healthy heavy deer despite the drought. The 5.5 year old that I killed was easily over 200 lbs, he was the heaviest deer I have ever killed. The deer my wife killed about two weeks later did not have near as much fat, but was also heavier than the average 3.5 year old.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="backyardtndeer, post: 5778581, member: 16465"] Double counting same deer? How many times do we see members right here have one deer they think may be two different deer. Really would surprise me for drought to lead to deer being misjudged across many properties. If anything, the drought this year has been nearly as bad as last, and if it were the case that drought was the sole factor in gross misjudging, you would again be seeing a broad number of that age class deer being under estimated on their ages this year. For us this year, we have seen very healthy heavy deer despite the drought. The 5.5 year old that I killed was easily over 200 lbs, he was the heaviest deer I have ever killed. The deer my wife killed about two weeks later did not have near as much fat, but was also heavier than the average 3.5 year old. [/QUOTE]
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