Transgender Mule Deer

BenHuntn · Nov 23, 2023

Friend took this buck in Colorado. Doe with horns. Only Colorado would breed transgender deer.

tailchasers · Nov 23, 2023

Must have been one of those east slopers.

Antlerjunky7 · Nov 23, 2023

Naw we have plenty of Transgender deer here in Cali....this is ground zero!!

elkassassin · Nov 23, 2023

We've Got Em Here In DRATville As Well!

I Keep Wondering Where The Hell They're Coming From?

Deercy · Nov 23, 2023

My buddies boy shot a deer today that was in velvet, with tiny little balls, and a pee-pee coming out of an udder. Confusing times.

txhunter58 · Nov 25, 2023

Well let’s see between the legs

Bluehair · Nov 25, 2023

BenHuntn said:
Friend took this buck in Colorado. Doe with horns. Only Colorado would breed transgender deer.

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Someone please tell @hossblur that bucks CAN have fawns, butt our buck:doe ratio is whopperdicked.

Joe2Kool · Dec 6, 2023

Deercy said:
My buddies boy shot a deer today that was in velvet, with tiny little balls, and a pee-pee coming out of an udder. Confusing times.

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Hmmm. Maybe he, or she, was only halfway through the hormone therapy treatment.

Congrats to the young man!

buckhorn · Dec 6, 2023

My cousin Overton killed a buck in Colorado many years ago. It was a crazy cactus buck. It was born a male but somehow lost its balls. It was basically a doe with horns. We didn't know what to think of it But that was back before we knew what transgender was. Lol.

littlebull209338 · Dec 6, 2023

Some rancher friends of mine on Glade Park use to rope the fawns in the spring and casterate them. This resulted in some strange horns. I guess you have not been a real cowboy until you rope a deer. They said it was pretty wild. My dad always thought some fawns got the cure from coyotes getting them by the NADS .

Servehim · Dec 7, 2023

Had a buddy of mine think it was a good idea to attempt a steer wrestling adventure on a buck we jumped up while hunting horseback... bad call. We busted a buck up that had been shot in the front leg so it was running 3 legged, my buddy ( big stout young man) reacted to chase the buck on his horse. Well, the deer did a zig/zag and Winston and his horse basically ran over the deer . Winston baled off his horse and grabbed the deer by its antlers. That deer damn near killed him. Winston looked like a ragdoll just with the strength on that deers neck . We were young and stupid high-schoolers . Ended up having to harvest that critter with a knife. Camp was full of cowboys with big exaggerated stories, they didnt believe us until the deer was skinned and no bullet holes.

Juniork5 · Dec 7, 2023

I shot a buck in cali full velvet no balls and a small peepee wish I would’ve taken pics

hossblur · Dec 7, 2023

Bluehair said:
Someone please tell @hossblur that bucks CAN have fawns, butt our buck:doe ratio is whopperdicked.

Like you've never seen a Weiner in a gal. Or a bearded lady.

hossblur · Dec 7, 2023

littlebull209338 said:
Some rancher friends of mine on Glade Park use to rope the fawns in the spring and casterate them. This resulted in some strange horns. I guess you have not been a real cowboy until you rope a deer. They said it was pretty wild. My dad always thought some fawns got the cure from coyotes getting them by the NADS .

I know if sheepherders that used to catch fawns and nut them trying to make cactus bucks

DeerHunter53 · Dec 11, 2023

I shot one just the other side of that mountain in Utah that little nuts but big horns I think they are 7 1/2 bases off the hook mass. One of the best eating bucks I have ever shot