I think the one on the left looks bigger due to being closer to the camera. I like both but I think the one on the right may actually be a year older. Don't think there will be much difference in net score between them. Both 140's. Mass measurements will help one on the right.
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Idk left has fine length but rights got some long main beams great 10s either way u go
But if I were to shoot one and let other go another yr (wouldn'thappen lol) but left looks older I shoot him first the one on the right looks like he could add more for next yr
the buck on the left IMO looks a year older to me just judging by the neck and brisket area, either way these are 2 nice studs and anyone would be proud to have these in their herd!!!
I'm gonna have to disagree, I'm calling the deer on the right to be older, he's built well, but I think the position of the deer on the left makes his body look older, in reality they are probably both the same age
Both are nice. Deer on the left might score a tad higher but the one on the right has the mass. Whichever one I had a broadside shot at would be the one. Good luck.
I don't know which one is bigger and I don't know which one would score more, but if they both walked out together and both gave me an equally good shot, I would shoot the one on the right. I can't explain why, but I like him better.
I like the one with the kicker off his G2. Nice mass. Tine length is close to the other after you add his kicker on G2 and g4. Id be surprised if the one with the longer G4 would score much more. What I'd do is wait for them to line up perfectly and shoot them in one shot! ;) Shoot the first one you see and then wait on the other! Hopefully you will get at least one of them.