Jawbone help

[quack head 11]

First is th 6 point 170lbs.




this one is 180lb 8pt.

[MC]

http://www.dnr.sc.gov/wildlife/deer/img/deerjaw.pdf

[UMTduckhead]

im guessing 6pt 3, 8pt 5... maybe. just a guess

[dixiedeerslaya]

2.5 Years Old

[CAJUN LAB]

I think they needed to lay off the Cope. Both needed a filling or 7

[2thDoc]

i keep checking this thread and looking at the pics and its a tough call on the 8pt. the six is likely 2.5 but i would know better if i held the jawbone.

that being said, the "experts" agree that jawbone aging is not irrefutable.

[quack head 11]

I posted one a while back and it was pretty cut and dry 2.5 yo.

It was no comparison to these two JB's.

I think (no expert) the six is @ least 3.5 with the amount of dentine vs enamal on the 4th tooth back

And on the 8 I think 4.5 -5.5 because he has the hvy dentine and his back teeth are starting to round themselves off.

But i really dont know which is why I put em on here.

[SCH2Ofowler]

Any day of the week I would tell you the six is 3.5. On the eight 5.5-6.5. Jawbones can give you an idea but a paticular deers diet has alot to do with how its teeth are worn and stained. Depending on soil compositions (sandy soils) a deer's teeth will/can wear faster.

[Green Heads Only]

6 = 2.5
8 = 4.5
That is all...

[BRR]

6= 2.5
8= 3.5

[white quacker]

agree with BRR 6=2.5 and 8=3.5