cahunter805
Well-known member
- Joined
- May 27, 2014
- Messages
- 2,312
Never seen or heard of that happening. Crazy!This buck is from a few years back. Not sure exactly what happened but after that season we never found him again in the same configuration. He may have become lion food or dropped both antlers and we lost track of him.
View attachment 170512
That's wild! One thing I love about nature is that she leaves you with more questions than answers.This buck is from a few years back. Not sure exactly what happened but after that season we never found him again in the same configuration. He may have become lion food or dropped both antlers and we lost track of him.
View attachment 170512
I have seen bull elk together at the Sybille Wildlife Research Unit, with one elk growing new velvet antlers and another bull still packing hard antlers that hadn't shed yet. But that isn't in a wild setting.This buck is from a few years back. Not sure exactly what happened but after that season we never found him again in the same configuration. He may have become lion food or dropped both antlers and we lost track of him.
View attachment 170512