I have only seen one and it was standing in a yard as I drove by
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It would have to be a pretty big one for me to shoot it. I hope he lives long and passes the genes down for many years.
I know it doesn't pass on with every breeding. I wasn't going to shoot a button buck over it though. Had he been a decent shooter deer then I wouldn't have hesitated. I hope there are several more in the area. This is at a tract of land I just started hunting last year. I only hunt there once a month or so.It’s a genetic disorder that they may or may not pass on. They are beautiful and cool to get the chance to see but I wouldn’t let them walk
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