Typical 12?
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From: DonVathome
16-Oct-20
Never seen one but maybe....
From: DonVathome
16-Oct-20
I have more pics and was starting to look at them when I started having issues. Firt suddenly I could not scroll pic to pic. I pulled card out and put it back in and now I get all kinds of error messages. Drive not accessible, format card etc. I had been looking at pics on this card minutes ago. I have tried rebooting, blowing dust out, wiping of card, rebooting computer. Nothing works. I have a lot of great pics but it now seems impossible to read them? I tried other cards and most I now I have the same issue with? Ideas? I am using a Targus card reader on my desktop HP windows 10
From: Thornton
16-Oct-20
Young buck that has uncommonly good genetics.
From: Brian M.
16-Oct-20
Try a laptop if you have one. I have an SD card that wouldn't work in my desk top but worked in my wife's laptop.
From: Scrappy
16-Oct-20
Thats a split g3 so technically not a typical 12. Not to mention that buck would be dead long ago according to the date:)
From: White Falcon
16-Oct-20
12 in the yard yesterday.
From: White Falcon
16-Oct-20
From: sitO
16-Oct-20
A'hem, this is a typical 12
From: sitO
16-Oct-20
Another
From: Bowfinatic
16-Oct-20
One that got away
One that got away
From: IdyllwildArcher
16-Oct-20
I agree that his right G3 has a common base with two points, but what do I know?
I only see 5 points on the left. Appears to be a 10 pointer with a split G3.
Do you think he's 3? I'd have guessed him at 2.5.
From: MQQSE
17-Oct-20
I don’t see too many, but here is one. Usually they turn out to be 6x5’s..
I don’t see too many, but here is one. Usually they turn out to be 6x5’s..
From: Jack Harris
17-Oct-20
I have a 12, a mainframe 8, with split 1's and 2's. Young though - I think he is only 3.5 so probably will pass...
From: LINK
17-Oct-20
Sorry for the crappy black berry pic. ;)
Sorry for the crappy black berry pic. ;)
Killed this 3 year old mainframe 13 pt back in 2007(gun). I would have loved to have seen him make 4. He had 21 scorable points. 160” frame plus 16” of trash. I hunted him nearly every day of Oct and Nov. Saw him a handful of times before killing him the last day of a two week gun season at 40 yards. I had taken my bow most days that I took my gun in case he presented a bow shot but that day I didn’t. I have always regretted it. When I rolled him over to take pictures his offside ham was infected and missing hide in a 6”x10” patch. He had been wounded by the neighbors ballistic tip hitting weeds and fragmenting. His g5&6 are crabby and hard to see in the grainy pic.
From: DonVathome
17-Oct-20
I doubt he is 2.5 years old. I do think it is a split g3 it is really hard to tell if he has 5 or 6 on the right side. Need more pics. I have seen quit a few bucks with antlers like this "curving out tines" and 1 more point on 1 side. The metroparks have shot a LOT of does around me so better feed so maybe a younger deer. Plus that would explain not seeing him in last years pics (to young to ID). Nearby construction could have pushed him into me area.
More pics on card I no loner can read. Still really weird because it was working flawlessly then stopped. How is that even possible? ggrrr
From: Charlie Rehor
17-Oct-20
Here is a typical 12 with one kicker off the left g2.
From: stealthycat
17-Oct-20
big 12 from Kansas a couple years back - beautiful 180" buck, not mine
From: sitO
17-Oct-20
I remember that buck Charlie, and the awesome video!
From: Jsimp
17-Oct-20
7 year old typical 12
7 year old typical 12
New to the site but thought I would contribute. Here’s one I’ve been watching now for a few years
From: Jsimp
17-Oct-20
Another angle... He’s a pig!
From: Jack Harris
17-Oct-20
Charlie that pic never gets old! Figure I got my BOAL last year but I can only dream of something like that!
From: JL
17-Oct-20
Does this count? :-)
From: Native Okie
17-Oct-20
Another. They do exist.
From: JL
17-Oct-20
FWIW.....This is the best "12" I have on cam vid. In velvet and out of velvet....
From: KsRancher
17-Oct-20
From: KsRancher
17-Oct-20
14pt. Not sure if you would call it typical since both brows split.
From: Cheesehead Mike
17-Oct-20
I got one too. A clean typical very symmetrical 6x6.
From: CAS_HNTR
17-Oct-20
The are absolutely not very common, especially a true 12 typical. I shot this one a few years back that is a pretty clean and symmetric 12....but does have a little kicker on one brow (can't see it on pic)
From: Glunker
17-Oct-20
Don you need to shoot one. Geterdone why don't ya?
From: Bentstick54
17-Oct-20
Only one I’ve seen hunting the same property for about 15years now.
From: Thornton
17-Oct-20
I shot this one last year a few days before Christmas. It's hard to see, but he was a 6x6
From: Matte
18-Oct-20
I have seen more droptine bucks in my life than typical 12 point bucks that have grown evenly. 1 in the last 30 years.
From: Catscratch
18-Oct-20
A symmetrical 12 I shot. I would trade 12's for drop tine bucks in a heartbeat. Never had a shot at a droptine.
From: Scrappy
18-Oct-20
Catscratch i want a typical 12 like yours with double drops, that is if we are wishing might as well swing for the fence right.
From: btnbuck
18-Oct-20
Donv. Did you try the card in a regular camera?
From: Catscratch
18-Oct-20
Since I got us wishing... might as well through a couple of 12" brows on that symmetrical 12 with double drops.
From: t-roy
18-Oct-20
I’m with catscratch. Typical 12s aren’t very common, but I’ve seen way more of them, than drop tines. I’ve actually only seen one with a big drop. I got pics of “Chiquita” a few years back. This was the first pic that I got of him.
From: t-roy
18-Oct-20
Talk about disappointing! I ended up killing him late in the year. He was a bully and would push any other buck off the plot. He broke off practically every tine he had, except the drop. I think he ended up scoring something like -7 ;-)
From: dafish
18-Oct-20
almost a perfect 12, it and it's brother ran together during the summer. Its brother was shot with a rifle about 3 miles from where I took him.
From: dafish
18-Oct-20
almost a perfect 12, it and it's brother ran together during the summer. Its brother was shot with a rifle about 3 miles from where I took him.
From: Bake
18-Oct-20
Here’s one last year
From: Bake
18-Oct-20
My first ever deer was a typical 12. Had 3 scoreable little cheater points too
From: Bake
18-Oct-20
Another one I forgot about from 2007. Young buck too. His right antler has a G5 it’s just hard to see in this pic
From: t-roy
18-Oct-20
Bake....Looks like the one in the back of the truck, damaged his rack in velvet?
From: DonVathome
21-Oct-20
From: DonVathome
21-Oct-20
From: DonVathome
21-Oct-20
He is one heck of a buck! Typical 10 with split G3 and sticker points on both brow tines at least 14 points, likely more.
