I had a similar deer on camera for several years and have looked for it hard. No pictures this year though and no one has killed it yet. We are curious if it is a nutless buck or antlered doe. Maybe this will be the year.

I bet she/ he , they/them voted for Biden . 😳 Cool 😎 deer 🦌 ! Congrats .

How did you know it was a doe with horns from a camera pic? See it with fawns?

Cool

We didn’t know from the pics. Wasn’t sure if it was a buck without junk or a doe until he walked up on it after the shot. We had been wondering for 3 years. Never saw it with offspring

I’m almost as impressed with the doe as I am
With the old school camo.

Cool deer kill right there!

Cool. Congrats!

What about the groceries? Them deer gonna be eaten good!

Congratulations to the young man.

Very

You know by shooting that deer you committed a hate crime against the LGBUTQRSPAlMNOP community

My daddy and uncle both killed them..i think daddy killed 2-3 an my uncle killed 1. Daddys was dinks bad screwed up lookin horns..my uncles was a dang 125-130in 7pt..big rack..small body kn the actual deer.,he had it mounted..syill in his house j rekin..thats a rare thing tho..i looked at hjndreds of deer per season in texas an we never experienced a antlered doe..an that one has a cool rack to boot..mount that sucker😃

Either a hermaphradite or chryptorchid:

https://www.deeranddeerhunting.com/content/blogs/antlered-doe-odds-highly-unlikely

If you say so

She really seems to have the face of a buck. Don’t know how to describe it, but IYKYK

Very cool! One was killed at our camp in Vermont back in 1970. It was 123 pounds dressed, had one small beam, 4” long with 3 points on it. The story goes that after he shot it, it fell in the snow on the side with the antler and was covered up. When he approached and didnt see and male organs and what looked like a bald head he freaked out thinking he had shot a legal buck, went back to camp and got everyone to go back with him in the middle of the night to get what they all think is an illegal deer out of the woods under the cover of darkness. As they picked it up to move it they saw the antler and realized what had happened. At that time in Vermont only bucks could be shot during gun season and any deer had to have one antler at least 3” long.

Very much so

It's not me saying so. It's biology.

https://www.dfw.state.or.us/wildlife/health_program/docs/Cactus_buck_Q_and_A.pdf

https://kb.osu.edu/bitstream/handle/1811/5501/V69N06_376.pdf;jsessionid=DD83A44A788A90DAA6CC14E59723A587?sequence=1

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0300985814528216


It's a quite cool deer no matter what. First one I ever saw was mid-90s over around Moulton. Guy shot one that looked like it had two melted candle blobs on its head.