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Black tail bagged in western washington

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dkitchen
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A blacktail is a sub species of a muley aunt it? That's really a nice buck. What is the difference between a black tail and a mule deer?

There what you would consider to be cousins I guess, other than that though there arent alot of similarities.

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Skunk Ape
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The rack on the blacktail looks like a white tail rack,maybe a Mt goat got raped by man bear pig and started this unique species.

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CitySlicker
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Nice buck! I hunted Blacktail in S.E. Alaska a couple of years, and on Kodiak island 1 year. I really found them pretty predictable in that area of the country. I can tell you this that is an excellent rack for a Blacktail if it was killed in AK. Up there an 8pt. was a trophy, and there racks were not any bigger than an average young 8pt. scrub bucks that we kill around here.

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bodysnatcher
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Great job on the buck's. What part of Washington are they in? I spent about 10 years in Tacoma. we also have a few more members that have lived out that way.

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dkitchen
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We grew up in Skagit county, my brother is in everett now. He took the blacktail out of concrete.
The muley came out of Winthrop

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