NM Double Drop Tine Muley

[canislatrans]

Here are some video stills of a young buck that I filmed back in September of 2008. The first time I saw this buck he was traveling with about 6 other bucks. One of the bucks that was with him was the big non typical split drop tine buck that I recently found both sheds off of. Since that first sighting I had seen this buck several times. The last time that I saw him was when I was coyote hunting in Feb 09. He had broken off his right main beam and G4 after the drop tine during the rut. None the less, he is a solid 5x5 with matching drop tines. I named this buck Ape-hanger because of his nearly 45 degree matching drops. So I hope you enjoy the stills of Ape-hanger, who will be a monster in a few years.

Hope you enjoyed Ape-Hanger!

 

[rmanwill]

Nice pictures and buck. Thanks for sharing. Worth keeping track of this buck for a few years.

 

[Gator]

He a good looking buck for sure. Great name for him too.


"I have found if you go the extra mile it's Never crowded".

 

[WRJ]

I LIKE HOW THE DROPS KICK OUT. GOOD LOOKING DEER THANKS FOR SHARING

 

[OwnMoreBone]

That buck is going to be a toad in a couple years, thanks for posting.

OMB


There's room for all of God's creatures, right next to the mashed taters and gravy.

 

[Bucks4brains]

From the side his face looks like a Whitail, & from the back his tail looks different or is missing, if he is a Muley?

He does have a Muley antlers configuration. Maybe a cross?

 

[balz]

was thinking the same thing awesome buck thanks for posting

 

[wallhanger]

I thought he had some whitetail characteristics as well. Even the antler configuration from the rear view looks a little like a whitetail with split tines, although the forks are definitely bigger and deeper than a typical whitetail with split tines. Any chance it's a hybrid? Is that an Eastern NM buck? Either way, he's very cool looking.

WH