Two Tens

[OHhunter]

Just got in from checking my trailcamera, thought I was getting alot of shots of the same deer.  Then I realized they were two different deer of very similiar size and shape.
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[Everyday Hunter]

I don't know. I'm not seeing anything that would make me say for sure they are two different bucks.

The picture taken at 7:16 and the picture taken at 7:26 are the same buck. The picture taken between these two at 7:18 might be a different buck. His right brow points look even, but it might be the angle of the shot or his head position that make it deceiving. The G2 on the left antler looks weak in every case. 

What are you seeing?

Steve

[OHhunter]

Here's a better comparison, check out the right brows, the spots on the neck, and the spots on the right leg.
 

 

[OHhunter]

Check out the spots on the leg in these photos,
 

 

 
 

[OHhunter]

check out the right brow tine again.
 

 
 

 
 
 

[JHBB]

Looks like they're twins.  I do see the difference in the right brow tine and the spots.  If it is 2 different bucks then it's crazy that they have pretty much the same exact racks.  Either way you're pretty lucky to have him/them on your property.  Just out of curiousity, do you have a mineral lick or something else set up there, or is it just a good trail?

[Everyday Hunter]

I'd say now that they are different bucks. The curve of the left main beams is different, too. Good luck getting one of them.

Steve

[OHhunter]

Your right Everyday Hunter, the beams seem to be the oppisite, it's long time till season starts hope they hang around. 
 
 
JHBB I guess it's an old mineral lick or a natural mineral lick if there is such a thing, there's not really a hole there but  a bare spot that the deer seem to gravitate towards.  I've hunted it for almost 15 years, I haven't put any minerals out in the last few years.

[doe assassin]

Good luck at those bucks man...