[Doe who lost her fawns.]

Oh sorry fasteddie,...how about youngins?their immature deer what’s the difference.didn’t know I had to be so persice.

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18 degrees stiff 10-15 NW wind,no snow,can’t walk,crunch,crunch.To cold for ME to sit.If I only had some corn fields to look over I’d go out.Hunting. Southern Allegany County.

[Doe who lost her fawns.]

As far as the bow and regular season goes,thru the years I hardly ever have seen a nice mature buck with the does that have trailing yearlings.Most of the time I see those buck trailing mature doe,more so after the shooting starts.Are the doe with yearlings not coming into esstress ?Or are the doe keeping the yearlings away from the buck to protect them from attack?

[Doe who lost her fawns.]

My thought would be,...a doe will try to draw the danger away from her fawns.how many times in the summer have you bumped a doe up in a field,only to find a fawn still bedded down,while the doe makes sure you see her jumping and showing you her flag.

[Homer Boylan Buck]

This deer hung on the wall of the Duch Dunning home in Little Genesee,NY for years.That is where I first saw it.I believe it was donated after that.

[Homer Boylan Buck]

On 5/26/2017 at 9:51 PM, Millertime1989 said:

Does anyone know the story behind the state record non-typical?

It was taken by Homer Boylan in the year 1939 in Allegany county. The story behind the Roosevelt Luckey buck is readily available even featured in a couple of books, but I've never been able to track down much on the Boylan buck.

The buck was taken on Coon Hollow Rd.on the Dunning oil lease in Town of Genesee,Allegany County.One reason the buck was so big was because the season had been closed for a number of years,deer were able to gain age.I believe the Roosevelt buck was taken in the same area,both in 1939.There was another state record taken in 1948 in that area.