
I also saw a buck that would probably meet most hunters definition of a trophy. A wide, symmetrical, clean 4 point. He was impressive too, but I still like my nasty buck. I am not sure what I would do if I had to choose between them.

This buck was still in full velvet in late November, typically a sign of missing the family jewels which logically has a negative affect on testosterone levels.

This is my favorite time of year in the Book Cliffs.

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My vote is also on the old, nasty buck with all the character. Loved the photos of both. Missing the family jewels, huh, on the younger one? What a shame.
That wide 4X4 would be hard to pass up.
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