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There was a mistake in the article. It was killed in Nebraska. Everyone should go to Nebraska to hunt. There are no big mule deer in Colorado.
Dang, can’t believe they misquoted that
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There was a mistake in the article. It was killed in Nebraska. Everyone should go to Nebraska to hunt. There are no big mule deer in Colorado.
It will be at SLC Expo. We'll get you some pics on our Expo thread on the Gen Discussion forum.That monster gets bigger the more I look at it. I’d like to see it in person. The one and only Mulibou
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There was a mistake in the article. It was killed in Nebraska. Everyone should go to Nebraska to hunt. There are no big mule deer in Colorado.
Even Steve alderman says its a cactus buck there is a good discussion on his Instagram. @muledeercountry
Even Steve alderman says its a cactus buck there is a good discussion on his Instagram. @muledeercountry
and he's completely open-minded that it might be a cactus buck too.As soon as I saw the pics, I thought that it had to be a cactus buck.
When I saw it in person, I thought it had to be a cactus buck.
But when I spoke to Justin at the expo, he said it had regular testicles. He (Justin Gordon) seemed like a really good guy.
Guy does know his mule deerBy god it must be true then
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Robby I have a question I saw some articles that said cactus bucks can have testicles, but they can still have a testosterone deficiency that causes the abnormal racks. Do you have any insight on this.Spoke with the hunter in person, in front of his buck at the Expo. With us was a very reputable S. Utah taxidermist (not sure if he wants named, so I'll hold out). Remember, cactus bucks are most common in the SW and this taxi has been around a bunch of them. This is what he said:
The No cactus buck argument:
-the full testicals as witnessed by several hunters at the kill site
-the coloring of the buck's forehead doesn't look like a the cactus bucks he's seen
-based on testimony from the taxidermist that finished the cape, the "leather" of the skin was of normal thickness, and didn't indicate a cactus buck. In the experience of the 2nd taxidermist, he said that indicates it's not a cactus buck
-antler weight. The taxidermist who handled the antlers commented to the hunter the antlers felt "normal heavy". Cactus bucks have lighter weight antlers. Second taxidermist agreeed.
For Cactus buck argument:
-anything is possible
The Gordon buck looks real similar to this cactus buck
Robby I have a question I saw some articles that said cactus bucks can have testicles, but they can still have a testosterone deficiency that causes the abnormal racks. Do you have any insight on this.
If he wasn't at the kill site he's just speculating. Keep downing the guy's accomplishment though, it's all you've done since pics were posted.Guy does know his mule deer