Buck or doe?

[bart1]

I have found some big tracks in a spot I hunt but never saw the buck during season...Put a cam out a not long ago and got this pic...Can you tell by the body if this is a good sized buck or not enough to tell...notice the white sticking out on the belly, made me think buck but dont know...the deer is about 7 feet from the cam if that helps and the deer already dropped their antlers...any experienced opinion would be greatly appreciated.

[wooly]

Looks like a yearling fawn to me.

[Culvercreek hunt club]

Looks like a yearling fawn to me.

I was thinking the same thing...looks kinda short ...front to back...wish we could see the head more

[Geno C]

both are yearling deer... maybe the one in the back could be a button? eitherway those 2 deer are small

[bart1]

your right does look short...Looks like a big belly though... can you tell if it is a buck by that hair on the belly or do some does have that as well?

[bart1]

both are yearling deer... maybe the one in the back could be a button? eitherway those 2 deer are small

Thanks for the confident reply...well I guess I'll have to keep looking for the big one.  Thanks guys for your help.

[bart1]

did see a button almost every time out...It amazed me how much bigger it got from Oct till the End of december.

[FULLDRAWXX75]

Looks like a yearling fawn to me.

I was thinking the same thing...looks kinda short ...front to back...wish we could see the head more

The closest one is a yearling doe(look at the huge eye lashes on her) Seriously. The partially blocked deer looks like a yearling buck.........................appears to have a stem. LOL

FDXX75

[Fantail]

bart1; just wondering how you hunt that area, ground blind?

Sorry I look at a picture and try to pick out stand trees.

[bart1]

I sat in a tree on the other side of that thick stuff but heard lots of activity where I placed that camera. Only way to hunt that spot is from the ground. Sat against some brush and a tree and the deer walked within ten yards of me.

[skyhunter]

I don't see the pedicles that would be indicative of a buck that had dropped.