The Virginia Whitetails’ Facebook page posted this rack/skull that was picked up near Culpepper/Rixeyville (Culpepper Co.), about 30 miles from where I was born and raised and still live.
Hard to say what killed this deer. We didn’t have a big EHD outbreak that I know of last year, but the rack does look like it might have scraps of velvet still attached. More likely it was hit by a car, as this is a fairly well populated area.
VA is growing some big bucks, maybe I ought to stay closer to home to hunt and film. BTW, that rack has the look of a big one that comes from VA: wide, not the longest tines and a touch gnarly.
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Crazy how we see deer like this one running around in subdivisions. Makes you want to be in the woods year around. Nice one.
Definitely some big bucks in that area. Bummer, though!
That sucks that it died like that, but at least it was found so somebody could see that thing, stud of a deer