Jawbone aging question....
11-29-2008, 06:05 PM
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RE: Jawbone aging question....
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I just called the guy and told him to save it for me. I can take it by my taxi and he'll tell me. The assistant at our shop is also a scorer for P&Y and he does this stuff, too.
Just interested. His head looks like an older deer's....and a 95+" rack on a 6 point 2.5yr old (again...around here) just seems like a stretch. I keep wishing I'd looked to see if anything had been broken off. But honestly....I didn't pay much attention.
I'm not gonna play him up. He looked like a 2.5yr old's body, to me. I just wonder how much he could have run himself down. He was still chasing, yesterday.
I mean......Is this a roman nose, or what??
I just called the guy and told him to save it for me. I can take it by my taxi and he'll tell me. The assistant at our shop is also a scorer for P&Y and he does this stuff, too.
Just interested. His head looks like an older deer's....and a 95+" rack on a 6 point 2.5yr old (again...around here) just seems like a stretch. I keep wishing I'd looked to see if anything had been broken off. But honestly....I didn't pay much attention.
I'm not gonna play him up. He looked like a 2.5yr old's body, to me. I just wonder how much he could have run himself down. He was still chasing, yesterday.
I mean......Is this a roman nose, or what??
He definitely does NOT have a 'Roman nose" though, you'll know a Roman nosed deer when you see it and it's a characteristic of a much older deer. He's got a good old straight face dished nose.
11-29-2008, 06:25 PM
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RE: Jawbone aging question....
Matt/DT....others...I stand corrected on the roman nose thing. I was il-informed.
He fools me, Matt. I see the body (in its' state, right now) and I say 2.5. Everything else (rack size, head, mass) tells me he might be a bit older (foe here....those characteristics).
It'll be interesting to find out. Worst case scenario still has me tickled to death.
Matt....Is this a better example of a roman nose?
He fools me, Matt. I see the body (in its' state, right now) and I say 2.5. Everything else (rack size, head, mass) tells me he might be a bit older (foe here....those characteristics).
It'll be interesting to find out. Worst case scenario still has me tickled to death.
Matt....Is this a better example of a roman nose?
11-29-2008, 06:32 PM
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RE: Jawbone aging question....
Thats a great Buck , just think of him in a year or two.
I'll think of him for MANY years to come....and recall the hunt/season with a lot of satisfaction
11-29-2008, 06:47 PM
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RE: Jawbone aging question....
Jeff, I don't think any one stresses maturity as a trophy factor more than you.How many post have you made about a mature doe being the greatest of trophy's?
That buck has every thing but age going for him with age he could of become legendary.
I tell you he's great, yet you deny it.[>:]
That buck has every thing but age going for him with age he could of become legendary.
I tell you he's great, yet you deny it.[>:]
11-29-2008, 07:09 PM
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RE: Jawbone aging question....
How many post have you made about a mature doe being the greatest of trophy's?
Jeff, I don't think any one stresses maturity as a trophy factor more than you.
Don't you have some leftovers you need to devour? Why don't you just keep your negative posts out of my threads? Seriously.
That buck has every thing but age going for him with age he could of become legendary.
I tell you he's great, yet you deny it.[>:]
I tell you he's great, yet you deny it.[>:]
I denied he was great? Nevermind. You're not worth it. Don't answer that. Just go away.
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