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Brian congrats to your dad and you. You guys always have some cool history with the deer y’all kill. You do an awesome job with details in your story’s!!
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congrats to your dad brother!
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Congrats! I enjoyed the pictures and the story. Thanks for sharing.
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"The kill is the satisfying, indeed essential, conclusion to a successful hunt. But, I take no pleasure in the act itself. One does not hunt in order to kill, but kills in order to have hunted. - Finn Aagard
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Brian congrats to your dad and you. You guys always have some cool history with the deer y’all kill. You do an awesome job with details in your story’s!! Thank you, sir 
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Nice buck and good story. Thanks for sharing.
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Great story congrats to you and your dad
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Thanks for sharing!Cool story and nice buck.
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Congrats on a great buck! In those first 2 pics of your Dad holding him, he sure looks heavier bodied than 155.
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Great read and deer, congratulations
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Congratulations to you and your dad! Awesome buck!
But I’ve got a question for those of y’all that know about antler growth. The OP said that Too Tall broke his brow tine on the right in November of 16. Then his dad found the sheds and you can obviously see where it broke. Then when the buck grew it’s new rack in 17 it didn’t grow back. Is that common? It seems like the brow tine since it was broken off it would have grown back. Interesting to me how that happens.
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Another good buck for y'all! Cool to have history with them like that.
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Congratulations to you and your dad! Awesome buck!
But I’ve got a question for those of y’all that know about antler growth. The OP said that Too Tall broke his brow tine on the right in November of 16. Then his dad found the sheds and you can obviously see where it broke. Then when the buck grew it’s new rack in 17 it didn’t grow back. Is that common? It seems like the brow tine since it was broken off it would have grown back. Interesting to me how that happens. Prior to breaking the brow tine in mid-November 2016:   On this year’s rack, he had a small 1/4” nub where that left brow tine should be. I’m not sure if he broke it early in velvet and it didn’t grow back or if he just didn’t grow a brow tine...The nub is too short to tell for sure. It is nothing more than a smooth bump on the antler
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Congrats on a great buck! In those first 2 pics of your Dad holding him, he sure looks heavier bodied than 155. Yes, the pictures are a little bit misleading because I folded his legs up under him. The scale don’t lie, though 
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