Question for you Whitetail hunters.
I have only taken a few Whitetails, so I am no expert. I seem to see a lot of nontypical Whitetails in pictures, in the B & C Annual Awards and in Pope & Young. The picture in this post is a perfect example of this. There are a lot of fenced Whitetail Deer farm operations in the midwest and Texas that breed these nontypical monstrosities for profit. I wonder if some of them get loose and breed with the wild population to produce more nontypicals than you would expect to see. I sure don't see near as many Mule Deer nontypicals.
Just askin you take.....................