Age's REVEALED | Very Interesting Results!



Last week showed these animals and asked you guys to guess the ages of each for a chance to win a Matson’s Lab gift card. Today, Randy Newberg will break down the ages of those critters! You should have received an email if you were randomly selected.

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26 thoughts on “Age's REVEALED | Very Interesting Results!”

  1. Interesting video/videos. I shot a 4 point and had it euro'd and the taxidermist it was one of the oldest deer he's ever seen. It wasn't big so probably on the way down Kinda wish I would checked the teeth

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  2. Went 3/5. Missed pronghorn by a year and last bull by a year. In my defense, I just went off the thumbnail pics at the beginning and called the last bull a 2yo. 😆Fun video!!!

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  3. As a European hunter the only ones I got right were the pronghorn and last elk.

    With elk I have some experience, as they are similar enough to red deer, to make the same kinds of age tells applicable. 
    And where I hunt you always have to age your game on the hoof, as you are only allowed to shoot certain age groups, with rather hefty fines for shooting too young (and too strong trophy) or too old animals (because those are the most limited age tags, with the rule generally being "old tags can be filled with younger animals, but not the other way around"). 
    In case of red deer that for instance means, a stag has to be over 10 to be harvested, if it is a strong trophy (everything with more than 3 tines above its middle tine on both sides of the antler. Which would come out as a 6×6 or in some special cases also a 5×5). With most hoofed animals having at least 3-4 distinct age groups for tags. With the cut-offs being: roe deer 0-1-5+ years, red deer 0-1-5-10+ years, chamois females 0-1-3-11+, males 0-1-3-8+ years. So a trophy roe has to be over 5 years, a trophy stag over 10, a trophy female chamois over 11, and a trophy male chamois over 8 years old.

    It gets rather stressful to age them at times.

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  4. I liked this type of video series I think it’s cool to see how old these animals are. I’ve seen on the ndow website here in Nevada some mule deer that were takin over 10 years old. I once met a guy that says a deer will never live more than 9 in the wild

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  5. The half year thing drives me CRAZY! Everything is half! They are all born in the spring and besides bear and turkey are killed in the fall hunting season unless you’re a poacher. I don’t say my 12 yr old daughter is a 1/2 anything. Just aggravating lol

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