Have you seen mainbeams touch?

[TheFever]

LAST EDITED ON Jun-08-09 AT 12:18PM (MST)[p]I just saw a pic on one of the forums of a blacktail whose mainbeams were growing towards eachother only a couple/few inches apart. Has anybody seen or have pictures where a whitetail, blacktail, muley (not as likely) has had it's mainbeam grow right into eachother?

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[nochawk]

On a whitetail yes. but thats it...

 

[orion23]

my buddy shot a muley in ND a few years back and the G2's almost touched. It was a cool buck. ill try to post a photo.

Travis
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[orion23]

cant really tell by the photo but they are about 2 inches apart.

Travis
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[buckspotter7]

Seen a few blacktails that came pretty close!

 

[ridgewalker]

I have a 15 inch wide by 15 tall 4by3 blacktail that I shot on public land here in California that is 3 inches from touching. Cool buck for sure

 

[buckshed]

Coues buckskull from Az doesnt touch but comes close I've seen em cross before

 

[patience]

About 12 years ago I found a small deadhead north of Ely, NV that crossed. They missed touching by about a half inch.

 

[COtransplant]

Yeah-on a whitetail. The left beam tip had a cuetip sized indention where the right beam was nestled into it. Was a Clarks Fork River MT deer. Pretty cool.

 

[NeverStopHuntin]

Holly crap Buckshed, that is a monster coues!!!

 

[mtmiller]

This is my Black Hills buck from last season.

 

[balz]

Awesome thread thanks to all that posted and keep them coming!!!

Jordan

 

[JakeH]

mtmiller, here is your buck, when you load a pic on to MM make sure you put the .jpg at the end.

Sweet deer.

Jake H. MM Member since 1999.

 

[betterlucky]

>Holly crap Buckshed, that is a
>monster coues!!!


plus 1, unreal, what a HAWG Andy

 

[nonet]

Touch no. But I've seen antelope, muleys, and coues cross. I think if they touched that would be way cool!

 

[D13er]

here is a mexican coues that gets close...

great post/pic, thanks for sharing

JB

 

[firemedic56]

It's not all that uncommon in whitetails down south.