Same bull?

smokepoler63 · Jul 31, 2016

I think this might be the same bull I had on my trail cameras last year. This is the same drainage and about 1/2 mile apart. What do you think? Is this the same bull?
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Soj51hopeful · Jul 31, 2016

Both left beams are unique on top. Genetic strain in the area or same animal? Hard to guess with those 2 pics. I like him for sure.

huntin50 · Aug 1, 2016

I would think same bull.

DW · Aug 1, 2016

I don't think so and here's why. The 15 bulls main beams really change direction after his 4th's. The 16 bulls do not.

Gator · Aug 1, 2016

I think same bull, If not they are brothers.
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smokepoler63 · Aug 8, 2016

After much research (looking at photos from last year and this year) I have come to the conclusion that this is not the same bull. The bull we named "Palmer" for the palmation on the left antler had a split in his left ear and the top 1/3 of his right ear was completely missing. The big 6 X 7 this year has both ears intact. Similar genetics/antler configuration, but not the same bull.

Zeke · Aug 8, 2016

>I don't think so and here's
>why. The 15 bulls main
>beams really change direction after
>his 4th's. The 16 bulls
>do not.

As usual, I agree with DW.
Those bulls have a specific genetic trait but I'd bet big money (up to one dollar, which is big to me) that they're not the same bull.
Zeke