Deer fight photo's ~ (Graphic)

[Turn Key]

This deer had his opponent's rack stuck in his head and had lost an eye. He was taken after seen in this condition. This had to have taken some tremendous force to tear it out.

TK

 

[printcraft]

Argh, it be a pirate deer, Argh! Where be me eye patch!

Bambi's mom told him to never run with an antler in his hoof - he did not listen.



Nature - it's pretty and it's ugly at the same time.

 

[42769vette]

wow is all i can say to that. not only is that rare but both non typical bucks

 

[FordMan08]

That is not another bucks antler, its THAT bucks antler, its a third antler abnormaly growing from the bucks skull near the eye socket. There was an article in a hunting magazine explaining it. Very odd, but not a fight picture.

The dark blob at the end of the abnormal antler is pretty normal in nontypical bucks and drop tines.

 

[Turn Key]

That is not another bucks antler, its THAT bucks antler, its a third antler abnormaly growing from the bucks skull near the eye socket. There was an article in a hunting magazine explaining it. Very odd, but not a fight picture.

The dark blob at the end of the abnormal antler is pretty normal in nontypical bucks and drop tines.

Snope that for me bro...

The bloody base of the antler stuck in the eye is pretty clear in the photo.

TK

 

[Ashkelon]

That is not another bucks antler, its THAT bucks antler, its a third antler abnormaly growing from the bucks skull near the eye socket. There was an article in a hunting magazine explaining it. Very odd, but not a fight picture.

The dark blob at the end of the abnormal antler is pretty normal in nontypical bucks and drop tines.

ummmm........wtf?

 

[Greg.B]

Snope that for me bro...

The bloody base of the antler stuck in the eye is pretty clear in the photo.

TK

Fordman's correct, it's the deer's own antler; this has been around for a while. Here's a website with quotes from the man who got it:
Big Kansas Buck Has Third Antler in the Eye | Deer Management at Buck Manager

 

[dave29]

Fordman's correct, it's the deer's own antler; this has been around for a while. Here's a website with quotes from the man who got it:
Big Kansas Buck Has Third Antler in the Eye | Deer Management at Buck Manager

Thanks for the link, that is one messed up deer.

 

[Greg.B]

The bloody base of the antler stuck in the eye is pretty clear in the photo.

Just a guess, but I'd say that what appears to be the base would have been in pretty much constant contact with the ground any time the deer was feeding or drinking, including when it was in velvet; this could possibly have resulted in the enlarged growth and discoloration evident there.

 

[FordMan08]

Alot of bucks with massive droptines have that glob look at the base. It's where blood is trapped in the very flexible velvet rack. If you look you will notice how the points kinda form around the bucks head. Very odd indeed.

 

[HICKMAN]

best wall-mount ever!

 

[AF92venger]

Wow!! That is crazy!! I have never seen that before. I'd sure love to see that in the woods....WAIT....I meant, "on my wall!!" Very Rare!

 

[Buckhunter]

That's a damn fine deer without the crazy growth.

 

[yj-guy]

that is sweet but painful looking. that would be an awesome mount. best conversation mount. who wouldnt say something about that if they see it on your wall.

 

[printcraft]

Fordman's correct, it's the deer's own antler; this has been around for a while. Here's a website with quotes from the man who got it:
Big Kansas Buck Has Third Antler in the Eye | Deer Management at Buck Manager

WOW!
Yep, nature is weird!

 

[hunter_47443]

I thought I was going to see two deer locked together but nothing like that!
Would love to have that on MY wall.

 

[Magnum314]

Wow! That is an awesome deer! And what a cool trophy to have the deer stay in that state as when taken! A once in a lifetime trophy for sure!

 

[ranger2204]

That was cool I've never seen anything like that before.

 

[grunt soldier]

that is crazy. i would love to have had a chance at one like that

 

[southern.in.guy]

looks like a 3rd antler to me lots of time when antlers grow abnormaly they don't shed velvet all the way and thats way the antler looks bloody on the end.