Harry Dangler

desperatehills

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #1

My wife and I found this buck scouting before the archery season here in Oregon. He had a softball sized growth hanging from his neck and left cheek. I tried a stalk on him opening day but a herd of elk ran through his bedding area and buggered him up. My hunting buddy got to 70 yards on him on day 4 but the wind got him. This is not a trophy area and he was the best buck on this hillside. Would you shoot him?

 

yoteduster

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #2

Probably not

 

Bluehair

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #3

Some of the deer around here have those, but they are more like tennis ball sized. Someone said what they are, but I forgot. Said they wouldn’t harm the meat.

But nope, not for me.

 

Bigwiffy

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #4

I had to ask my wife if I had a hairy dangler. Turns out I do!

 

BrowningRage

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #5

Glad the dangle was from its neck...

 

kickerbuck

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #6

Does Oregon even have a trophy area or unit?

 

willfrye027

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #7

Harry dangler gets the hammer from me

 

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Andy0

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• Sep 17, 2021

• #8

Will never shoot !

 

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highfastflyer

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• Sep 17, 2021

• #9

I get those hairy danglers sometimes, makes it hard to wipe.

 

desperatehills

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• Sep 17, 2021

• #10

kickerbuck said:

Does Oregon even have a trophy area or unit?

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If it does I have not found it

 

txhunter58

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• Sep 19, 2021

• #11

Absolutely. As a veterinarian I would guess a 95% chance that would not affect the meat. So why not?