MAH01039 SCREW HEAD IS BACK!

I know some of you will remember him, but most won't, and I cannot guarantee that this is the same buck, but I would be willing to bet it! Two years ago, now I put the picture of a little spike buck on here that had his right side damaged and his little spike on that side jutted straight out to the side of his head. My good friend and world-renowned wildlife biologist Larry Weishuhn explained to me that what happens in that instance is the mother or an older deer had taken a swipe at his as a fawn and damage that pedicle or even his skull that of which caused that oddity formation of that side of his antler. Now I faintly remember him at that young age also having a small double throat patch on his neck. I would be willing to bet that this is the same buck with the screwed-up antler on his right side. Take a close look at that right side single main beam and the size of it! Although very odd looking, it also adds character and a distinct identifying mark along with that VERY NOTICEABLE DOUBLE THROAT PATCH NOW, and what a pretty buck he is with a promising, although odd looking set of head gear he will have in two more years and what a big body he already has for a three year old I wouldn't mind having him on my wall at 5 or 6 years old!! And yes, he has caught my wind, and he sees my truck!