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Zeke's Theory Unlocking the Whitetail Antler Growth Process
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These are the two bucks that started my theory. Read how I use the dental eruption process to show that birth month causes their antlers sizes.
Here are the jaws of the two buck above showing the difference in the eruption process. Read how I determined the birth months of these two bucks.
These yearling bucks show how birth month affects antler size. Read how I use dental evidence to show these bucks represent 4 different birth months.
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Read how I used the dental evidence of these yearling bucks to measure the monthly antler growth in yearling bucks
Read how I developed this chart showing that birth month of these 11 bucks is responsible and not genetics or starvation during the rut.
Read how I show that not all abnormal growth is bad genetics, some abnormal growth is actually a bacterial infection called actinomyces bovis.
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These next three photos of a doe carcass go with the blog post about how to identify a well nourished carcass.
I was able to get thirty-seven pounds of boneless and another twelve pounds for jerky out of this old girl. Not a bad start on filling the freezer!
Yes, all deer have that red meat on their backs and yes, it is edible.