Ever seen one thinner?

[COOSEFAN]

Here's a shed I found south of the border so unfortunately it's still there but I snapped a few pics for you all. I've never held a full size shed like this, it's literally "pencil thin"! I can't believe the buck never broke any of the tines with how fragile they are!

 

 

 

[firstcoueswas80]

That is pretty interesting! I would really like to know the age of that buck and whether that's what he grew up to be or if it was a youngin' or an old buck or what! Neat find.

[azslim]

good gene's in that small buck is my guess

 

didn't know you couldn't bring sheds back from Mexico, knew you couldn't on the Rez.

[Coues Sniper]

Based on the small pedicle, I'd tend to agree with slim. Although the buck I killed this season has small pedicles and he was 6 years +. Cool shed Jim.

[CouesWhitetail]

I would guess young buck with good nutrition that let him grow large thin antlers....

[azslim]

or from one of those "elf" coues deer I have heard run down in that country

[brian390]

Neat shed. Must of been a young buck with good antler growth.

[az_shooter]

That's really cool, I found one like it that's a thin 3 point but mine isn't quite as thin as that one, neat find though.

[gotcoues]

Pretty sure I saved some hard-horned pics of this buck. He is a pencil thin big buck! Found some of his friends sheds, but not his.

[bonecollector]

Dont squeeze it too hard it might break. Cool shed.

[Santana Outdoors]

Thats awesome...I found a 4x4 like that once years ago, it was at least that small if not smaller. Reminded me of that with your pic, thanks for posting.