birddog 68
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Must have slipped over the Ohio border. Can't be a western Pa deer!
Velvet deer photos
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waspocrew
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Two whitetails from Friday night - not too shabby. Hoping to find a little bigger.
waspocrew
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How about a velvet bull? Hoping he will stick around for archery season!
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look at this weird little buck hangin in the yard
Hickory1991
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look at this weird little buck hangin in the yard
Not in velvet anymore. Not sure if I seen this one before.
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RyanML
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Wow these are awesome
Gary in MD
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Looks like they are out of velvet here
Gary in MD
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I may shoot this ugly one just out of principle 
birddog 68
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I'm never opposed to shooting the ugly one, they taste the same to me!I may shoot this ugly one just out of principle
Never drew the tag to be able to hunt him. I'm sure he is dead now by old age.
6.5x300 WBY
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Here is the biggest deer I've even had on camera. I watched him grow from a wide short tined 8 pt buck to a NJ monster.. I had the pleasure and excitement of hunting him for 9 years to no avail. But the excitement of him were beyond exciting thinking/dreaming of the possibility of tagging him. I think he died of old age or yotes, and never showed up in the nj books for trophy deer. I have my little spot that not many if any hunt so it's my little piece of public land.
Just click on the picture to zoom in and see better. A stud of a buck
Just click on the picture to zoom in and see better. A stud of a buck
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birddog 68
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That's a dandy of a buck!
Trail cams are great for buck management. Before them if a decent legal buck came near he was toast but once you get a picture or two of the big mature bucks that you thought were non existent it's easy to pass on smaller bucks.
