[Body Bag]

Deer Season is winding down in Arkansas and I have shot two doe. It isn't looking like I am going to get a shot at that monster buck so I am looking to put one more doe in the freezer.

Here situation. I have 5 doe frequenting my stand. 2 are 1/2 year olds, 3 are older. How do you pick the oldest. From 20 ft up I can't figure out which is the biggest. What other features do you look at.

There is not a lot of information on aging a doe a hoof

 

[Guest]

if its a cute bambish looking deer, in the face, its usually a young doe if it has a ugly long face its older. the older they get the more that cartoon face disappears.

 

[kemster99]

sounds about right.

 

[timetohunt]

I'm sure its not always the case but to me it seems like that the older deer have much darker fur. As for me , I would take the doe that gives a perfect shot opportunity.

 

[Guest]

I'm sure its not always the case but to me it seems like that the older deer have much darker fur. As for me , I would take the doe that gives a perfect shot opportunity.

good point take the one that gives you the best shot.

 

[BruceBruce1959]

good point take the one that gives you the best shot.

I agree with timetohunt and ronn..

 

[Body Bag]

Thanks fellas,

These doe haven't figured me out yet so I can get a clean shot whenever I want.