Sunday, September 18, 2011
Eight Pointer
I had almost given up on this location. I've had the camera there for three weeks and had only gotten a couple of small bucks on the camera. So I was really please with this nice eight pointer. I especially like the line across his face. I'm not sure if that is a scar or just a natural mark.
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What a beauty!!! Good things come to those who wait;))
Awesome and such a beauty!
Hope he keeps coming around. And looks like some old injury on his face.
he is a gorgeous boy! even with his scar - probably gets a lot of chicks. :)
I wouldn't be to hasty in moving the camera just yet.
That's a nice animal. Something is going on there on his face. Never seen that before. I would leave the cam there and see if any members of his bachelor group show up.
Awesome!! looks like he got a quite a gash on his face at some point in time.
I love it when they also start to get that thick neck and shoulders this time of year....
Nice captures!
He is sure healthy looking. Must be a story behind that scar. That's what I like about your blog. It's real.
That is one great look guy!
I agree that he's a beautiful buck. I wonder if that's an old scar from fighting. Last year, I came upon a place with lots of blood, deer fur, and seemingly a million deer hoof prints in the snow. I eventually figured out that two bucks had been fighting there. It was an unbelievable fight, and someone got badly hurt. There were pools of blood and then a trail of blood leading away. The blood trail and tracks eventually petered out in an area with no snow so I couldn't follow it.
I wonder if your buck got into a fight like that one!
This is a seriously handsome guy Joe,and in such good condition!
Wow Joe he is beautiful B
Good looking buck! He's got a bit of height and I like how the main beams curl in.
very good looking fellow. Love the scarring.
I bet that is a scar....if only he could talk. It is archery elk season here so I am beginning to see elk being brought back into town in backs of pick up trucks. I love this time of year.
Nice looking buck. It does look like a scar across the bridge of his nose; bullet, arrow, auto, or fight what ever did it if he makes it a few more years it will give you a mark to identify him by as his antlers change.
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