Kentucky Hunter takes 2 Head Buck
Contributors to this thread:Whitetail Deer
From: Bowboy
16-Nov-18
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Pretty nice bucks both of them.
From: Mnhunter1980
16-Nov-18
Deer are amazingly tough! To carry that weight on his neck for who knows how long!
From: Jack Harris
16-Nov-18
He ain't heavy.... He's my brother....
From: woodguy65
16-Nov-18
I bet that had some stank!
From: IdyllwildArcher
16-Nov-18
Hey ladies, check out my bling...
From: kakiat kid
16-Nov-18
Nothing wrong with a little extra head once in a while!
From: LUNG$HOT
17-Nov-18
Wild to say the least.
From: Franklin
17-Nov-18
The way they are locked is quite unusual....not to mention how the dead bucks head got cut off from his body.
From: EmbryOklahoma
17-Nov-18
Anyone else chuckle at "Kentucky" and "2 head buck"?
From: Norseman
17-Nov-18
Let’s all go down to Dumas Walker...
From: Bottomdweller
19-Nov-18
Since it has now made the World Wide Web: this was killed by a friend on a farm very close to my families. I was hunting nearby. Craziest thing I’ve ever seen. The dead bucks skin had actually turned to leather. Still just a little hair and a little odor left. The front legs were actually still attached to the carcus when he recovered him. It appears the buck may have hooked the other deer after it was already dead. There were grooves worn in the antlers where they were locked and the deer was getting really thin in the hips from packing that thing around. Neighbors had a trailcam photo of them earlier in season. Gotta say congrats again to my buddy who is normally a bow only man. Glad he had his rifle this day as this was a once in a lifetime moment. 2 very nice deer in an area not particularly known for big deer. I feel pretty honored to be able to personally take a little part in this experience.
On a different note; with all the social media attention this is garnering, it’s amazing some of the comments and reactions this thing is getting. A lot of clueless people out there.
From: APauls
20-Nov-18
That's awesome!
From: Knife2sharp
20-Nov-18
I could see why it was cause a bit of discussion. It's not easy removing a head from the spinal cord and if the buck was alive, that would take some time to get to a stage of decay to make it remotely possible, so my assumption was he tangled with a dead buck. I'd love to see the trail cam photo.
From: midwest
20-Nov-18
Embry, yes, first thought was inbreeding. :):):):)
j/k Bowfreak!
From: Duke
20-Nov-18
"You can see the other guy."
From: Bottomdweller
20-Nov-18
Here you go knife2sharp. Obviously the date is wrong
