^^^^ That is buck #6 on that 10 acres though.
I'm looking hard at that bottom buck. He's a great non-typical that has a lot of potential to grow as he's young.
I'd sure be tempted to let it grow one more year if you don't have neighbors that would take it in a heartbeat. He's got mass, but can't imagine how much more he would have next year especially if you set out lots of mineral blocks in spring to enhance antler growth.
Still some water somewhere for them to tip toe out to it looks like. Have three cams with feet like that. One cam I've not had a deer on in almost a week, I'm assuming that part of the creek finally went dry. Haven't caught any coons there either in a few days.
Another owl, check out those eyes:
Cows came through and smacked my cameras around, at least it got one pretty cool pic!
I’m usually upset when a buck breaks off a g2, but I hope this guy breaks off a whole side. With tine length like that, he could be a trophy in a year or two.
From a camera I have in the back yard here at the house.
A new challenger enters the arena:
What should I do with this guy, take him out of the gene pool or see if his rack grows back better next year?
This guy could have an interesting rack in a year or two:
