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Doe's with horns

Started by wapitimike1, July 15, 2010, 05:30:00 AM

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Zbone

Cool info Gene, thanx for sharing.

mattmcdonald

i know that gene is right about the velvet but it seems like i read somewhere that they never shed there antlers either does that sound correct

PAPA BEAR

so a doe with horns should be called a duck....lol....thats funny right there.  :biglaugh:    :laughing:
IT'S NEVER WRONG TO DO WHATS RIGHT AND NEVER RIGHT TO DO WHATS WRONG.....LOU HOLTZ

PAPA BEAR

i was watching the outdoor channel a while back and these guys were shooting does that had a single horn in the middle of the head.kinda strange eh.
IT'S NEVER WRONG TO DO WHATS RIGHT AND NEVER RIGHT TO DO WHATS WRONG.....LOU HOLTZ

Jason Scott

In the late 80s a friend of mine shot a six point doe in Llano Tx. It had shed its velvet and had teets and other stuff ladies have. Maybe it had boy stuff in there somewhere else too, don't know. It could happen I suppose. .

wapitimike1

The deer did have a full sack of milk. It was around my stand for a while and I didn't see any skippers. After she went down in sight none showed up. I'm guessing she wheened them or yotes got them.
I got in hot water last year for not shooting a doe with skips or shooting the skips. Just can't do it. The lady of the house saw what happened and went off!! She was a cruel Obama supporter!!

COOCH

Mike you have to be very careful what you show Obama supporters there kinda touchy feely.  :D  Congrats on a cool trophy.
Jeff Couture


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