A buck with two standing normal points per side is an 8-pointer, one with three standing points is a 10-pointer, and so on.
For example, in Montana we refer to a deer with four points on each side of its antlers as a four point. Hunters there count all the points on a deer's antlers and add them up. So a New York hunter would call a four-by-three a seven-point buck, a four-point an eight-pointer and so on.
The “old 6 point” is a deer that nearly every property has had sometime in the past or will in the future. They are the deer that are always joked about sitting around the campfire during hunting season. On my property I have set my harvest standards to focus on bucks that are 4.5 years old or older.
105 to 125 poundsYearling bucks, which range from small spikes to basket-racked 10-pointers, typically weigh 105 to 125 pounds. The average mature Northern doe will typically weigh 105 to 120 pounds field dressed....Meat Yields (In Pounds)AnimalLamb**Weight*50Meat40Waste10%Meat80%•Oct 22, 2019
3.5-Year-Old Bucks When looking at these bucks they may appear a bit front heavy as they typically sport a lean waist and muscled shoulders with a larger chest, and their neck will show swelling during the rut. If you look closely, you will still see a bit of a line separating their neck and shoulders.
I've heard some hunters claim that “does taste better than bucks.” That's not inherently true. A mature doe that's spent a summer nursing fawns is about the toughest, stringiest deer in the woods. The nutrients she consumes are going to the betterment of her fawn's health, rather than her own.
The deer's realistic meat yield is about 58.15 pounds.
Post rut bucks are simply beat down, wore out from fighting, running and breeding. They absolutely must have food, a lot of it, to restore depleted nutrition and survive the winter.
Their meat was very tender and had virtually no game taste. Older does, who had calved, were much tougher and had less taste, but still better than any buck. Depending on the butcher, one doe would usually last me a winter.
When people describe venison taste and texture, they often use words like rich or earthy, this is a festive-tasting meat, often imbued with hints of the acorns, sage and herbs that the deer enjoyed during its life. It's also considered to be less juicy and succulent than beef, but also smoother and firmer.
2. Look at the deer's face and nose. A longer nose means an older deer. Fawns and yearlings typically have short faces.
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