roe

[stag1 3]

just quastion for yous what is the most points you have seen on a roe buck my self is just a six pointer but seen a pic on here a while back with a 12 pointer [bANNED TEXT] was shot on the borders of scotland ,,, any one shot a roe buck with more points then six ????????? atb stag

[6pointer 1]

  On 17/04/2011 at 16:43, stag1 said:

just quastion for yous what is the most points you have seen on a roe buck my self is just a six pointer but seen a pic on here a while back with a 12 pointer [bANNED TEXT] was shot on the borders of scotland ,,, any one shot a roe buck with more points then six ????????? atb stag

 

Might have been this one?????

[martin 332]

Looks like medusa!

[stag1 3]

very nice mate

[crazycanuck 3]

That's an awsome looking buck. We'd call that a nontypical over here in Canada. What do you guys call them?

[6pointer 1]

Known as a malform/nontypical in this part of the world,normally caused by damaged balls or broken bones....

 

6pointer

Edited April 20, 2011 by 6pointer

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

Sorry to pull you up on that six pointer but malforms are caused by neither lack of balls or brocken bones .Its direct damage to the growing antler and surrounding blood vessels that causes this.You are thinkng of perukes maybe in the case of castration!.

[6pointer 1]

  On 22/04/2011 at 09:50, foxdropper said:

Sorry to pull you up on that six pointer but malforms are caused by neither lack of balls or brocken bones .Its direct damage to the growing antler and surrounding blood vessels that causes this.You are thinkng of perukes maybe in the case of castration!.

 

Know where your comming from when talking of Perukes,but i said damaged testies can cause hormonal inballance during the growth of the antler leading to Malform.

Broken long bones ie leg bones are often- the the cause of a malformed antler on the opposite side of the head to the broken bone,if you know what i mean?????

 

6 pointer

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

  On 22/04/2011 at 12:20, 6pointer said:

  On 22/04/2011 at 09:50, foxdropper said:

Sorry to pull you up on that six pointer but malforms are caused by neither lack of balls or brocken bones .Its direct damage to the growing antler and surrounding blood vessels that causes this.You are thinkng of perukes maybe in the case of castration!.

 

Know where your comming from when talking of Perukes,but i said damaged testies can cause hormonal inballance during the growth of the antler leading to Malform.

Broken long bones ie leg bones are often- the the cause of a malformed antler on the opposite side of the head to the broken bone,if you know what i mean?????

 

6 pointer

Got ya

[john robbo 30]

a client of mine shot this with me about 4 years ago.

http://s286175593.websitehome.co.uk/7.html

 

Edited April 22, 2011 by john robbo

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

Fascinating head there John and good stalk by the looks of things .