When is PEAK generally?
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I've been able to watch a number of Bucks in captivity. I really don't think there is a wrong or right answer. It depends on TOO MANY Variables. I have seen Bucks that had their biggest rack at 5.5, at 6.5, and in one case I can remember at 7.5. That's the reason I had stated earlier in this thread that 5.5 to 6.5 was where they peakdepending on the variables. I was just playing the percentages because most I have seen peak in those 2 years.
Pay me No mind, back to your fruitless chest pounding, and arguing.
Dan
Pay me No mind, back to your fruitless chest pounding, and arguing.
Dan
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I can tell you one thing ... It isnt when he's considered "mature" LMAO ... at 3.5 [8D][8D][8D]
6.5 for over all weight and antlerdevelopment....like Greg said, would be my "GENERAL" answer if I had to pick "a" year! at 6.5 they are HVY bodied and about as massive and prime in antler as they are gonna get.. sure many variables fall into play here, but I am not talking about some steriod fed farmed raised deer ...
If I get a "range" to choose from, I'd go with Mean V as well.. 5.5-7.5 ...
6.5 for over all weight and antlerdevelopment....like Greg said, would be my "GENERAL" answer if I had to pick "a" year! at 6.5 they are HVY bodied and about as massive and prime in antler as they are gonna get.. sure many variables fall into play here, but I am not talking about some steriod fed farmed raised deer ...
If I get a "range" to choose from, I'd go with Mean V as well.. 5.5-7.5 ...
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