Incredibly small buck

[Mexican Squealer]

This deer is tiny. Hopefully he is just a baby and that rack will continue to outgrow his body for the next 4 years....

 

[jmac7469]

We had one years ago that had the smallest body but a decent rack. We killed him at 5.5 years old. He dressed out to 60 lbs and was a nice 9 point. He was tiny as a yearling I mean like the size of a bobcat. Maybe you have one like him.

 

[Turpentine]

If he is a baby...... Holy genetics!
Probably want to keep an eye on that one.

 

[bloodiarrow68]

Dang that's cool. He'll be a bruiser in a few if he makes it.

 

[Jimmypop]

I killed a 10 pointer like that several years ago, wasn't big as a minute. I posted a picture of his rack here and mentioned the word dwarfism and drew several snide responses.It is a condition that exists in animals. You can look it up. I once had a purebred Angus heifer with it. Take this for what it's worth, I just don't know. Google it.

 

[Mexican Squealer]

Yep I’m looking forward to watching him and seeing if it is a condition or good genes.

 

[undertaker84]

Man feed that thing. Looks like a strong wind would cause him to blow away. I've never seen a deer like that. We have killed some very large bodies but small racks.

 

[StriperrHunterr]

His neck should be jacked in a couple years lugging that rack around.

 

[TomC]

Reminds me of back in the 80's when parts of Georgia were pushing or exceeding 50 deer per sq mile. He'd fit right in back in those days!!

 

[Mason Jar]

Nice little buck sir !!!
He's probably just a runt.

 

[Lukikus2]

Having young ones with that kind of growth lets you know something is going right.

 

[Mexican Squealer]

Man feed that thing. Looks like a strong wind would cause him to blow away. I've never seen a deer like that. We have killed some very large bodies but small racks.

Ha, he has plenty to eat, these bucks are from the same farm.

 

[Sixes]

Holler if you need some help protecting your duck investment. I'm rough on those white tailed varmints

 

[Mexican Squealer]

Holler if you need some help protecting your duck investment. I'm rough on those white tailed varmints

I hear you buddy, these pics are at the farm we had the get together at back in the Skips days. Taylor county. Hope you have a great season!

 

[Throwback]

Lol

 

[Throwback]

Looks like he’s on stilts

 

[elfiii]

Some white bread and a little mayo and he’d make a nice sammidge.?

 

[spencer12]

He appears to just be young to me, but as someone else mentioned dwarfism is a proven condition in whitetail deer.

 

[barongan]

Should let if still a child/baby