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Old 07-04-2007, 10:50 AM
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Default Sampling of some of the deer, here.

Just go these off my game cam.

The first is a good example of the size of our deer, here. This is a typical yearling doe.




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Old 07-04-2007, 10:51 AM
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Here's a "weirdo" that just showed up. Nice mass....but a funky start to his rack. No left eye guard......and some funky stuff going on.....



I saw a 2.5 yr old last year a few times that had a perfect right side....and a straight, kinda funky 1 or 2 point left. If this is him.....looks like he's going to have at least 3 on that left side, this year.

Also....ZERO fawns in 72 images. Hundreds (2) of images, so far.....and ONE fawn.
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Old 07-04-2007, 11:11 AM
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I went out last night and saw a doe STILL carrying and a fawn that was somehow out of spots? Those deer look about like mine. That's a pretty good size buck too. I haven't seen too many bucks on camera, mainly does. All the bucks I have seen pretty much have been in person.
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Old 07-04-2007, 11:19 AM
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The fawns may not have dropped yet, or they are too little to travel w/ the mommas.
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Old 07-04-2007, 11:22 AM
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See what I'm up against here, though, Ed? Gonna be hard to find mamas without babies in 64 days.
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Old 07-04-2007, 11:25 AM
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sure is! Ive been gettin pics of fawns already.

And this morn saw 2 fawns runnin around by themselves! HAHA gotta love the Eastern Shore of MD! Land of Giants
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Old 07-04-2007, 11:30 AM
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here's a sampling for comparison...



here's a 3yr old as best as I can tell. Saw him again 3 nights ago and he turned into a basket rack 8pt. might have been a 7pt cant remember if he had a left browtine or not.





here's a 2yr old.




I'm not sure about this one. Maybe 2? He's got a pretty good size body is what's throwing me off





yearling BB. Still packing the winter coat.



2-3 yr old doe. Doe her left shoulder look busted up to you guys? Just noticed it.



going back to last year.


a NICE 3-4yr old now on my neighbors wall. (didn't look near as big in person)




Arent these bruisers cute, again last year.



I believe this guy was just 1 maybe 2 last year. I think he's dead aswell.




last year again. I belive he was 3-4 in this picture and he's the one I'm after this year. Saw him 2 nights ago.....IMPRESSIVE
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Old 07-04-2007, 11:35 AM
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Cool shots, Cougs.

And before anyone jumps the gun.....here's a "typical 1.5 yr old at this time of year. I think this was just a couple of days ago.

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here's a 1.5. Can't see him TOO well because I took this one myself.


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Old 07-04-2007, 11:44 AM
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Yeah Matt......It amazes people who aren't privy to the deer we see all the time. I have a "little" trouble now with differentiating a VERY healthy 1.5 with an average 2.5.....but it's the exception rather than the norm.

A 3.5 yr old deer (and older), here (and where you live) is quite evident to those of us who see them day in and day out. Anomolies, they are.
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