deer tooth aging experts, come on in

[fr0sty]

The deer was killed in Otter Tail county.

[Musky Buck]

Super cool Frosty, now you need to drill that weird racked 4.5 year old this fall.

[fr0sty]

I hope to, but we haven't see hide nor hair of him since the end of October. No reports of him being killed either.

[Musky Buck]

Wish a guy had a gps on that buck, he must know if people see me antlered, they will gawk, he's a freak for sure at least for our area. Here's what's a bit weird some, our t-cams likely aren't miles apart, but I have never got a picture of him yet. He's going to be carrying some serious weight this fall as a 4.5.

[HOBBSTER]

Interesting topic guys, I've got the same question. I'm thinking 2.5 year old? Dressed out at 181 lbs. We have his father on game cam, and he made it through hunting season. Thanks, Hobbs.

[fr0sty]

Nice looking deer. The antlers looks pretty thick for a 2.5 year old.

Do you have any more pics of the deer jaw? Looking to see more of all the molars and the amount of wear on them as well as the amount of dentin showing.

[HOBBSTER]

Thanks. The antlers are pretty thick, not jaw dropping thick but decent for the rack. I'll post some more tomorrow. I scored it at 106 haha.

[HOBBSTER]

Here are some more. If you want another angle let me know. Just interested if anyone can tell me how old it is. With the thicker rack, little tooth decay and relatively less white on the nose compared to older bucks I'd say its a rather young buck; however, it tipped the scale at 181. Thanks fellas.

[fr0sty]

I am no expert, but am going to say a 2.5 year old. There isn't much wear on the first molar and the back cusp on the back to is still pointed.