Mathews Inc.
Incredible Dead Head
Whitetail Deer
Contributors to this thread:
DL 19-Dec-19
drycreek 19-Dec-19
Bou'bound 19-Dec-19
BC173 19-Dec-19
HH 19-Dec-19
DL 19-Dec-19
Plum lake 19-Dec-19
TrapperKayak 19-Dec-19
cnelk 19-Dec-19
Jack Harris 20-Dec-19
TrapperKayak 20-Dec-19
midwest 20-Dec-19
M.Pauls 20-Dec-19
TrapperKayak 20-Dec-19
Shiras42 20-Dec-19
t-roy 20-Dec-19
KyleSS 20-Dec-19
DL 24-Dec-19
Moons22 24-Dec-19
Moons22 24-Dec-19
From: DL
19-Dec-19

DL's embedded Photo
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Saw this pictured. They did a 360 picture of it. Pretty wild looking deer.

From: drycreek
19-Dec-19
Wow is all I got....

From: Bou'bound
19-Dec-19
Who is they

From: BC173
19-Dec-19
I seen the picture too. Is that a triple main Beam on the right side? Kinda looks like it from this frontal shot.

FB did a revolving shot of it bou.

From: HH
19-Dec-19
Jeff you killed a 2020 buck already?

K

From: DL
19-Dec-19
JTV I wonder if it’s a buck that died from EHD and was in the water?

From: Plum lake
19-Dec-19
I believe it came from northern Alberta.

From: TrapperKayak
19-Dec-19
Conjoined twins....at the skull base.

From: cnelk
19-Dec-19

cnelk's embedded Photo
cnelk's embedded Photo
That’s an ‘ok’ deadhead.

Here’s a better one I held.

From: Jack Harris
20-Dec-19

Jack Harris's embedded Photo
Jack Harris's embedded Photo
some even more impressive dead heads...

From: TrapperKayak
20-Dec-19
Holy Hell cnelk. That is an "Animal"!!! The buck skull, its amazing that wasn't chewed on by something. Its at least a few years old.

From: midwest
20-Dec-19
On dead heads I've found, there's usually very little if any chewing on it. Possibly due to the scavengers feeding on the carcass and the scent they leave behind after it's consumed?

From: M.Pauls
20-Dec-19
Funny thing about that first dead head, is it's got a completely normal and proportionate 4x5 frame inside of it all. Neeto

From: TrapperKayak
20-Dec-19
Midwest, good observation. Probably not many squirrels, porkies and mice around with coyotes and ravens constantly picking at the carcass and scent-marking it.

From: Shiras42
20-Dec-19
Its like 2 deer in 1.

From: t-roy
20-Dec-19
MPauls X2^^. That was my first thought as well. Looks like they set a smaller rack inside of a bigger one.

It could have been found out in a CRP field or possibly out on the prairie. It seems like the sheds or deadheads that I’ve found out there vs in or next to timber show very minimal to zero chewing as well. Seems like squirrels do the most damage. Also wonder if, after they get a bit chalky, they are less appetizing to rodents as well.

From: KyleSS
20-Dec-19
Yes, it was found in Alberta. If you're on Facebook or Instagram, check out Non-Typical Nation. They personally know the guy who found it and have some great pictures of it

From: DL
24-Dec-19
Saw this pictured. They did a 360 picture of it. Pretty wild looking deer.

From: Moons22
24-Dec-19

Moons22's embedded Photo
Moons22's embedded Photo
Serious dead head from Maine

From: Moons22
24-Dec-19

Moons22's embedded Photo
Moons22's embedded Photo

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