Got Dinks?

Kevin Root

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Ha QQ, the coastal deer, black-tail or black-tail hybrids depending on the recognized boundary line are nice looking forked horns or three points in my area so I have to agree with you a bit. Where the dink comes in my mind is their body size. They are a whole lot less on the hoof than their mule deer cousins east from us. The benefit is less effort to pack them out :). Some of them also have some nice beach front views too.



 

Musket Man

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Kevin, you need to move all of the pics of that big forked horn to some big buck thread since I have shot alot smaller blacktails that I thought were pretty good bucks! ;)
 

packmule

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This one would be a dink by body size, but still pushing 38-40" on outside spread with that G4 kicking straight out. Huge bodied deer not long removed from one heckuva Winter. He was trying to follow 3 other bucks I spooked and those younguns kept running, this one lasted about 100ydsin a half circle then looked gassed and started walking.

 

packmule

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Now this type of hunting would be the life...was surprised to see dink WT in St. John - USVI





 

2rocky

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Your pictures remind me of one my friends wife took of a buck in their barn bedded down on the Canola Meal Pellets