Interesting find…I was looking at the skull of a small buck shot this fall. Very interesting rack as it had 4 points that were tall and fine(think 1.5-2.5 yr old) on one side and the other side had only one six inch point that grew next to his head towards his nose. I then skinned the skull out and took a look at its teeth. Much to my amazement, it had almost no teeth left. They were as worn as I’ve ever seen on a deer that had just been shot. My only question was its age. With fine and clean tines I normally think younger deer and it’s body went about 175-180 lbs dressed.
My question is: has anyone ever seen this before? I would assume deer can get poor teeth, just like a human could get. Do you think that this caused the abnormal growth.
I’ll see if I can post a pic later.