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BSK said:
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As you know, bucks have different personalities... some are lovers, some are fighters. Gotta remove those fighters ASAP. I've got one that has taken over a 3.5ac plot and the bedding area beside it that is beating up every buck that comes near. I'm killing him tomorrow when conditions are right, just hope he hasn't done too much damage already.
 

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I've explained this several times already guys.

When does carrying fawns bed down on steep hill sides, their offspring's racks tend to grow more on one side than the other.
Also it's exacerbated during the peak moon phases. (This is known as Bernoulli's principle and can be found in the ID-10 T section of his book.) Basically its caused by the gravitational pull of the moon, combined with the steep hill sides.

Hang around Brian, and pay close attention...there's lots more to learn here.
 
Carlos said:
I've explained this several times already guys.

When does carrying fawns bed down on steep hill sides, their offspring's racks tend to grow more on one side than the other.
Also it's exacerbated during the peak moon phases. (This is known as Bernoulli's principle and can be found in the ID-10 T section of his book.) Basically its caused by the gravitational pull of the moon, combined with the steep hill sides.

Hang around Brian, and pay close attention...there's lots more to learn here.
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So it's kinda like hillbillies having one leg longer than the other because of walking and standing along the hillsides...😁
 
megalomaniac said:
As you know, bucks have different personalities... some are lovers, some are fighters. Gotta remove those fighters ASAP. I've got one that has taken over a 3.5ac plot and the bedding area beside it that is beating up every buck that comes near. I'm killing him tomorrow when conditions are right, just hope he hasn't done too much damage already.
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How have you been able to pinpoint him as the culprit? Just curious.
 
I can't tell you how many bucks we've killed on our farm that resemble this over the last 25 years. We had a reprieve for about seven years, and we've started to see these again.

This guy was old, and dressed over 200. Got him last year in rifle.
 

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