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Hi John,
Enclosed is the photo. Sorry about the quality -- we forgot to take a picture before we loaded him in the truck. The boy on the pulling end is my 10 year old son Nick.
I watched a larger racked buck with 2'3" of daylight between his ear tips and the curve of his beam on the crest of a hill. When this one appeared on the bottom I shot him as he came broadside not perceiving it was a second buck. It was our last day hunting and I didn't want to put him back... I appreciate all your help. We had a great time. Hope to see you in the field some time. Best, Tom
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The buck has only a 17" spread, but has two matched non-typical
tines branching out from the main beam, making him a 12 point. Reverse
drop tines I guess, except the beam is palmated where they start. They
appear forked in the photo but are not.
