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So I got access to a new piece of land this year. Set up a few cams and it seems I’ve found a honey hole. Is it possible to tell what a buck will be from their early season nubs?

 

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5 minutes ago, Biz-R-OWorld said:

Those bases look solid, I bet he’s 2.5 or better


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Technically he’d be 2 years old now son, not 2.5   They are born this time of year......welcome to HuntingNY.com

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Technically he’d be 2 years old now son, not 2.5   They are born this time of year......welcome to HuntingNY.com

 


That’s common sense. But I only talk about deer in their hunting season, so In this instance he’s 2.5 on 10/1


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Each buck around here seems to start growing at different times. Early on it's hard to compare them to one another until you get into july. You can tell how much mass itll have once it gets out past the bases a bit but they look real thick compared to hard antler. Hard to tell body characteristics and age a deer during off season. Can tell if it's a really young deer vs somethin maybe older though.

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