Brett Wilson - Summer 2005

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nice find, what state and wat unit ,
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Utah!
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where at in utah? that is one crazy lookin buck
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IS THAT BUCK IMBREAD OR WHAT
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Is that up butterfield canyon?
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this guy is lucky look at all the wierd ,thick deer he is seeing
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there is a fungis amung us!
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If that in utah I don't want to go there that ulgy.
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i seen this buck this morning and he is n my unit
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I was right behind you! :) What color is/was your truck!
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grey f150
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Was yours a white truck,do you have a tag or you just lookin,did he look bigger to you this year then last.
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Did you see the white truck right behind you? Shoot me an email, brett@muleymadness.com You have an archery or rifle tag?
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nice deer but if yur findin this in more than one deer you should really harvest these bucks and get them out of the gene pool.
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This happens when a deer has both male and female repro. parts and does not have enough testoserone (or something like that) to drop the antlers. These horns are never shed and always have velvet and grow continually. Ive seen it in whitetails
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