A couple of neat bucks

[LDB]

The first guy is a 1.5 year-old that looks like he has potential to grow double main beams on both sides.

The second guy is another young buck that broke off an antler fighting last fall. He's got potential to be a pretty good buck in a couple years.

[fisherguy]

Both nice young deer. I suspect in about 4 more years the first one will be a real heart stopper of a nontypical.

[Tominator]

Yep, good looking little guys.

[bigbucks]

that it neat!

[rockefeller66]

some good looking bucks!!!!!!

[Shaun_300]

Great lookin bucks, they'll be trophies in a few years.

[slughunter]

nice pics, that first guy has a good future ahead of him.

[Finn]

Those are some nice looking young bucks.

[LDB]

They are feeding on oats. I put out oats for them in the winter. In January I usually start mixing in alfalfa hay or alfalfa dehy pellets.

They are wild deer in a heavily hunted area. Even in the dead of winter long after hunting seasons are over they stick to the cover of night. I don't yet have permission to hunt this property; however, I have permission to put out a game cam. There were a couple big bucks in the area this past fall, but as far as I know none of the people who hunted the property shot a buck.

[BIG_BUCK_1]

cool pics

[Hoyt03]

cool

[drkillemquick]

Great looking bucks, hope you meet up with them in a couple years!!!

[SaskMan]

What kind of camera are you using Dan, I want one, digtail?? I want one that'll work when it is cold.
Kaare
Oh yeah, great pics.

[LDB]

I'm using a digital homebrew that Tim & I bought off a local guy (he goes by the handle Predator1 on Jesseshuntingpage forums). It seems to actually work better in the cold than in mild weather as far as detecting deer. I haven't used it in much cold weather so far, but it has fared pretty good in the little bit of cold weather we've had.

[Huntr104]

Definitely would like to see them in a couple years. # 1 should have an interesting rack and # 2 has some Long brow tines