Deer

[duckydoty]

Wasn't that deer found dead tangled in a fence?

[jjtroutbum]

Had not heard about a fence before. But had read toothless and without any holes by man.

[Billfo]

Whoa.. Ive never seen anything like that !

Hay now every youngster in Missouri knows that we have record breaking deer just around the corner, but you gotta be lucky and spend just one more day maybe just a moment longer out looking to find or even maybe have a chance to see it.

I give you Monarch

OP, Very nice photo by the way.

[skeeter]

Wasn't that deer found dead tangled in a fence?

Yes, it was.

Found on a fence line in the Missouri River Bottoms area of St. Louis County. It was considered the largest "non-typical" rack ever recorded when found.

Perfect habitat for deer....lot's of row crops planted in rich River-bottom soil, good cover along the River's edge and on the adjoining bluffs, water always available and no hunting pressure. An awesome animal and too bad no one had reported seeing it while still alive and been able to get a picture or video.

4 & 1/2 years old and TOOTHLESS ! Makes you wonder what, or how he ate.

[Hotdawg Guide Service]

Yes, it was.

Found on a fence line in the Missouri River Bottoms area of St. Louis County. It was considered the largest "non-typical" rack ever recorded when found.

Perfect habitat for deer....lot's of row crops planted in rich River-bottom soil, good cover along the River's edge and on the adjoining bluffs, water always available and no hunting pressure. An awesome animal and too bad no one had reported seeing it while still alive and been able to get a picture or video.

4 & 1/2 years old and TOOTHLESS ! Makes you wonder what, or how he ate.

Just read article in North american whitetail they did necropsy and found broken neck was cause of death.