[Ruben 1969]

Three different bucks. Can’t see the first pic. In listed order 5,4, and 3 year old.

 

[Skipop]

Looks like all 3.5yr olds to me, with #1 being a stud.

 

[tallgood]

4 for 1 , 3 on the others


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[LetThemGrow]

Aging guesses are best accomplished by HIDING the antlers and studying a broadside body shot.

 

[spike camp]

Aging guesses are best accomplished by HIDING the antlers and studying a broadside body shot.

This guy gets it!

 

[copterdoc]

I don't know where those deer live, but in the Midwest, I'd call them all 2 years old.
Three years at most.

 

[Lawman394]

Three different bucks. Can’t see the first pic. In listed order 5,4, and 3 year old.

I don't know where those deer live, but in the Midwest, I'd call them all 2 years old.
Three years at most.

Northern Arkansas so close to Midwest. Very few deer around here make it to 5. Thats what threw me off because the first one looks like a 4.5 yo to me

 

[copterdoc]

Northern Arkansas so close to Midwest. Very few deer around here make it to 5. Thats what threw me off because the first one looks like a 4.5 yo to me

It's really hard to judge from pics. The camera really skews perspective.
I bet he'd look a lot smaller/younger if those pics were at night.

In fact, I wouldn't be at all surprised if he's the same buck as #5.

 

[OHbowHNTR11]

All look young to me. Not seeing how people see 4 and 5 year olds.

 

[Lawman394]

It's really hard to judge from pics. The camera really skews perspective.
I bet he'd look a lot smaller/younger if those pics were at night.

In fact, I wouldn't be at all surprised if he's the same buck as #5.

I agree, I will say from what Ive read I think 3 is the oldest. Bigger body, longer face, thick neck. Just looks more mature. He just wasnt blessed with size to match the development of his rack. I also think 2 is a young stud.

I really dont know why I care so much, theyll all be killed in the next 2 weeks by Billybob, 6 coors deep, with a 30-30 while they chase does lol

 

[pinwheeled]

2-5 years old

 

[boonerbrad]

I would say none over 3.5.

 

[IAWoodsman]

Hard to say...but if we’re guessing I’d say none are over 3.5


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[pinwheeled]

Aging guesses are best accomplished by HIDING the antlers and studying a broadside body shot.

Yup
I said 2 to 5 years old knowing full well that people would guess their age in that zone. Unless the op has pictures of these deer from fawns it’s just that a guess. Some have more education of aging deer in the hood then others.