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Discussion in 'Deer and Gameheads' started by George, Dec 26, 2013.

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  1. Dec 26, 2013 #1
    George

    George The older I get, the better I was.

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    The animal was supposedly taken in New Jersey last week. I HAVE NO DETAILS SPECIFICALLY. I've seen fawns born like this and farm animals as well but never one that reached this size or maturity.


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  3. Dec 26, 2013 #2
    AFWS

    AFWS The lost Robertson

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    Half doe half buck? I wonder if it would have to be shot as a doe or a buck,LOL
     

  5. Dec 26, 2013 #3
    Andrew L.

    Andrew L. Member

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    Wow! That's weird!
     
  6. Dec 26, 2013 #4
    James Marsico

    James Marsico Well-Known Member

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    This is why the regs say "antlered deer". I wonder if it had male or female parts? I hope the hunter plans on a taxidermy project with it.
     
  7. Dec 26, 2013 #5
    Hedhuntr

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    I saw the same pic today. I heard they were going threw the parking lot of the vet for the separation procedure and BAM! a hunter shot them LOL
     
  8. Dec 26, 2013 #6
    Paul B

    Paul B Active Member

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    Been nothing on one of Jerseys hunting web sights about this, the gossip really fly's there.
     
  9. Dec 26, 2013 #7
    iowalongbeards

    iowalongbeards Member

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    How would you charge for that ?
     
  10. Dec 26, 2013 #8
    Whitetailfreak84

    Whitetailfreak84 New Member

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    Time n a half minimum ;D
     
  11. Dec 26, 2013 #9
    Kerby Ross

    Kerby Ross KSU - Class of '83; U.S. Army - Infantry (83-92)

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    That picture............

    That picture has been posted on numerous sites and on FB for a couple of weeks now.

    :)

    Kerby...
     
  12. Dec 27, 2013 #10
    Harvestmoontaxi

    Harvestmoontaxi Lake of the woods walleyes

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    Wouldn't want that showing up at my shop.
     
  13. Dec 27, 2013 #11
    Mac McLane

    Mac McLane Member

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    That's pretty crazy! I'd love for it to show up at my shop - it would be a fun challenge, not only in mannikan alterations but the mounting and sewing. 8)
     
  14. Dec 27, 2013 #12
    oldboar

    oldboar Taxidermy...do the impossible:)

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    It didn't live to maturity....not real. Sorry:(
     
  15. Dec 27, 2013 #13
    buckfever*

    buckfever* Glenn G.

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    I agree Photoshoped, The doe appears to have been dead longer than the buck, looking at her eye.
     
  16. Dec 27, 2013 #14
    George

    George The older I get, the better I was.

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    As I said, I have no idea if it is, OR ISN'T, real, but the photo doesn't disprove that. The doe's EYE is directly at the camera flash and would reflect that light back while the other "EYES" are focused elsewhere. But I will say this, IF I WERE GOING TO PHOTOSHOP the animal, I'd have used a bigger buck to make the lie even more impressive. Probably a taxidermist. LOL
     
  17. Dec 28, 2013 #15
    murty

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    Half doe, half buck, it's a duck
     
  18. Dec 28, 2013 #16
    Nancy C

    Nancy C Well-Known Member

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    Conjoined twins will always be the same sex since they are genetically identical.
     
  19. Dec 28, 2013 #17
    George

    George The older I get, the better I was.

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    Thanks Nancy. That's the best reasoning for the animal being photo shopped. I'd completely ignored my biology education.
     
  20. Dec 29, 2013 #18
    sportinglife

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    I think it's a fake too but just because one head has antlers and one doesn't; folks are saying one head is a "doe" and one is a "buck". If there is only one body isn't there only one sex ? The absence of antlers does not make the head a doe head.
     
  21. Dec 30, 2013 #19
    Bucksmith

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    Yea this one was already proven as fake. This one showed up on a Maryland hunting forum last week. The buck head is cut off and placed on the doe to give that illusion. neat pic tho!
     
  22. Dec 30, 2013 #20
    livbucks

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    I wish it was real. That would be cool.
     
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