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Whitetail Deer
Contributors to this thread:
MichaelArnette 05-Dec-18
MichaelArnette 05-Dec-18
KSflatlander 05-Dec-18
EmbryOklahoma 05-Dec-18
skipmaster1 05-Dec-18
sitO 05-Dec-18
MichaelArnette 06-Dec-18
Yasla 06-Dec-18
swampokie 06-Dec-18
MichaelArnette 07-Dec-18
Charlie Rehor 07-Dec-18
swampokie 07-Dec-18
GhostBird 07-Dec-18
Duke 07-Dec-18
ryanrc 07-Dec-18
skipmaster1 08-Dec-18
lv2bohunt 08-Dec-18
Treeline 08-Dec-18
Tonybear61 08-Dec-18
elkmo 08-Dec-18
skipmaster1 08-Dec-18
MichaelArnette 10-Dec-18
MichaelArnette 10-Dec-18
05-Dec-18

MichaelArnette's embedded Photo
MichaelArnette's embedded Photo
What’s your guess?

05-Dec-18

MichaelArnette's embedded Photo
MichaelArnette's embedded Photo
Whitetial buck in Oklahoma

From: KSflatlander
05-Dec-18

KSflatlander's Link
I'm guessing +7. See link to see what you think.

05-Dec-18
Michael, don't you live in Tulsa area? If so, and if you still have the lower central teeth, get ahold of me and I'll send them in to get a firm age and not a guess. I've got 3 sets that I'm sending in. More we have the lower the cost.

From: skipmaster1
05-Dec-18
Send the incisors to deerage.com great folks

From: sitO
05-Dec-18
114

06-Dec-18
Bunch of smart Alics LOL

From: Yasla
06-Dec-18
Do you have a top view, looking straight down from top, as opposed to the sides?

From: swampokie
06-Dec-18
6.5

07-Dec-18

MichaelArnette's embedded Photo
MichaelArnette's embedded Photo

07-Dec-18
Embry has it right. Cementum Annuli is the correct way.

From: swampokie
07-Dec-18
from that view older than 6.5

From: GhostBird
07-Dec-18
I thought this was going to be a TBM thread with a picture of his teeth... again.

From: Duke
07-Dec-18
Old deer. I’ll guess 7.5?!

From: ryanrc
07-Dec-18
I sent a big old doe's tooth in once and it came back at 9 years old. That jaw looks old, but you never know. Could be sandy soil and what not.

From: skipmaster1
08-Dec-18
I’d send in a tooth. It could be very old. Last year my deer aged at 6.5 based on wear but was actually 10.5 years old.

From: lv2bohunt
08-Dec-18
Swampokie has it right, 6.5

From: Treeline
08-Dec-18
Rick’s suggestion will give you the best results. Send it to a lab!

Have seen the results of deer biologists estimates versus a lab. Amazing how far off the professionals were, especially on the older animals.

From: Tonybear61
08-Dec-18
More than 30 years ago my brother in law shot a nice big healthy doe, the DNR folks on site running the hunt asked if they could look at the jawbone. Wear was a little worse than this pic, (molars were flat with the jawbone). They were thinking 8-10 yrs old a great, great, great, grandma, in super health going into winter-likely her last.

From: elkmo
08-Dec-18
skip...10.5!! Got a pic of the old buck?

From: skipmaster1
08-Dec-18

skipmaster1's embedded Photo
skipmaster1's embedded Photo
Elkmo-

10-Dec-18
Nice!

10-Dec-18

MichaelArnette's embedded Photo
MichaelArnette's embedded Photo
I suppose a picture of the buck wouldn’t hurt for fun. I’m sending a tooth off with rick

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