I'm leaning towards this is one of those old deer with a small rack. The neck is throwing me off, but it is early in the year. Big stomach with a big roman nose are making me think he's an old deer.



BTW, on its left rack, he has velvet full of blood and hanging like a water balloon.

He is ugly for sure. I am confused by this one. I think he is a young deer that has something wrong with him. Or it is a pregnant doe with horns Hopefully some others can be more helpful

Lol, I nicknamed him ugly, so I agree with that part. I also thought about it being a horned doe, but going through other pictures I found a couple that confirmed that it's certainly a buck.

2.5. No brisket or shapley shoulders. Hes a fatty

Ugly duckling. Nothing more, nothing less

Geek, Dweeb, Nerd, .....

This^^^ Let it go another year....

Weird looking little joker

I'll take pregnant horned doe for $25 Dave.....

you sure it's a buck???

if it's a buck it needs worming....

I've seen a lot of 2.5 year olds on cam and that buck looks nothing like a 2.5 year old to me, but at the same time doesn't look 1, 3, 4 or older....maybe a doe that had a broken nose????? never seen a roman nose like that either.

I had a pic of a buck several years ago, a 2 year old 8, that had broken off his main beam about half way up...he had a big ball of blood hanging as well...couldn't feel good.

Lol place your thumb over his head and he looks just like a dang donkey lol. Young deer, like said above could be a doe with antlers or maybe it survived some time of disease.

That is one ugly deer!

If it's a doe, it has make genitals, so I'm pretty sure it's not a doe. I'm still confused by this ugly deer. Is there hermaphroditism in deer?

Yes

that's one of those weirdo san francisco whitetail deer.

The top pic looks like it has a drop tine. If so that's the first spike with a drop tine I have ever seen

It's not a drop tine. It's velvet filled with blood from what I can tell. It's always pointed down. The angle of it changes depending on the angle of the deer's head.

A guy I know killed one very similar looking to this one in Coosa county 12 or so years ago...hermaphrodite. I bet the antlers are never shed and the velvet doesn't come off either.

Yes there is, and that's what I think you have a picture of. A good friend of mine killed a pretty decent 7 point in velvet that's neck circumference was something like 14 inches. The deer weighed around 145lbs and had both male and female genitalia. The cods were not descended.

choot it , get it off your property