South Barbour 200+.

Early season 175-185. Late season 140-160

165 + in my neck of the woods

170-200 in Choctaw county and 150-175 here at home in George county.

Just south of Atmore ours are 150-170.

Where I hunt we weigh all of ours gutted (Pelham Range military base). I do not know what the average is, but I killed a 5.5yr old in October that was 137 dressed. This is in Calhoun Co and they are only eating natural mast and browse. I just don't know what our average is. I killed a 6.5+ deer out there a couple of seasons ago that was 177 dressed, biologist said that might be the heaviest one he's seen. In general, I feel like these deer are smaller than average, I'd guess 130 dressed would be average for ours (gutted).

The one I killed Fri was 5 for sure possibly 6. I've been watching him 3yrs. He weighed 155 dressed. I'm assuming that would equate to 180 on the hoof. I've been thinking he would be bigger. But he wasn't. He was not run down at all. Had as much fat in him as I've ever seen. Healthy, just not a huge deer.

A mature buck in my area of Pike Co. /Crenshaw Co. will weigh 190+ on average. That is of course up until about January 10-15th, then their weight starts to drop.

At my place an average 3 yo will be 165-180ish.

I have weighed does up to 165#, and several between 135-150#.

155 dressed is about 195 live

200-230 live

200 early season, 175 now

195lbs

180-210 have seen a few that were 240

160-180 if I had to guess. There was a 177lb gutted 8 point weighed at the check station in the first gun hunt at Oakmulgee that the biologist said was heavier than normal.

Good to know. The one I killed this past week was 150# dressed. Kinda wondered what it would weigh on the hoof. We've always dressed em before weighing them.

We've had several deer killed the last several years that are 4.5ish 140"-165" and all field dresses between 135-150#s so I guess that equated to probably 180-190#s on the hoof on average for us.

Autauga co. 170-190lbs

Bucks over 3 we have killed this year have all weighed in excess of 200. The biggest was 227. Tuscaloosa

South Russell County, mostly timber managed land, very little agriculture. 3 year old deer dominate our harvest. 160 lbs is a very common weight on those deer, some go more and some are under. We have had very few aged at 4.5 but the weights were a little more. I think they were in the 180-190 neighborhood. 200lb bucks are rare as hens teeth on our property and we rarely see a doe surpassing 125lb.

I don't know.

These listed weights bear an almost uncanny resemblance to the weights before everyone started shooting does to lower the population and allow the bucks to grow much bigger.......

Then again, dang if the Rut dates don't have that same eerie quality about them, too!!!