• If you are having problems logging in please use the Contact Us in the lower right hand corner of the forum page for assistance.

TEXAS WHITE TAIL,not a runty canadian mouse!

HAY MAKER

Well-known member
JB_229___2.jpg



gray,mark.JPG


Glendening_Bill.jpg
......................a few pictures of real deer,so you canuckle heads can see what real deer hunting is all about :D :D :D .........good luck
 

Aaron

Well-known member
Other than the racks being on average larger, and more distorted (noticed this with Missouri and Mississippi deer as well), they really aren't larger. The reason why our's might be smaller is that there is hardly a buck around here (Northern Ontario) that goes past the age of 3 or 4. Doe tags are almost impossible to get, so everyone eyes the bucks. The few that do make it to 5 or 6 years old are good looking brutes. Drove down to within a hour a Lansing, Michigan in early June. Now, Michigan deer....those are some small deer. We have dogs here that are bigger than the does down there. A fellow I talked to said that the the Michigan DNR estimated the white-tail herd at 153 per square mile. Needless to say, we did a lot of braking.
 

HAY MAKER

Well-known member
Big Muddy rancher said:
They did a good job of not showing the fence that those guys stuck their guns thru to shoot those deer. Hid the corn piles well to,

This just shows why you are widely known as "big dummie from big beaver"these are south Texas deer if you try to bait south Tx deer with corn........all you would have is fat javelinas :D :D ...........good luck
 

S.S.A.P.

Well-known member
# 1 typical whitetail is from Saskatchewan Canada
http://www.boone-crockett.org/bgRecords/WorldRecordsDetail.asp?area=bgRecords&type=WHITETAIL

Those non-typical are pretty neat - I'd even let hubby hang one more if it looked like one of those.
 

cowsense

Well-known member
Haymaker; You'd better get those deformed deer on Faster Horses vigortone program and see if you can get some proper growth out of them! :p :p :p :lol:
 
Top