Not a giant rack but it has lots of points. 
This is a weird site to see. 
It was killed Dec 30, 2008 in Coosa County Alabama.

my brother -n - law killed one like very similar to that in Hale County,Al several years back....it was weird..didn't have any testicles.If you go to the old site,I think the pics are still there...I think we called it the booger
I'll see if I can find it

here is the link: http://www.buckmasters.com/forum/to..._ID=15639.

title is very ugly deer(tubby's pics)

Didn't work....can't figure out how to get over here.Still working on it

dang still didn't work

there's the pics from that post.

www.buckmasters.com/forum/topic.asp
this is the post.

thanks

Tubby did your brother in law get his mounted. I did a european mount on mine here are some pictures.

those are some crazy racks, never seen anything like them in florida, I use to get this hunting magazine called weird whitetails and it had a buncha deer like that in it. that euro mount turned out nice

No,he tossed it.....i would have never thrown it away, i think i would have had it mounted or something.You don't see stuff like that much.
By the way the mount looks great.

the mount does look very cool.

The two with the velvet still on well into the fall would indicate that there is a hormonal problem. The lack of testes would probably mean that they were not descended - which is rare but it does happen. As you are probably aware, the testicles are descended in most mammals so that the temperature can be closely controlled. Failure to descend will cause them to stay too warm in the body cavity, which ultimately leads to their failure.

Where I'm getting at, is the velvet stage is ended by a surge in testosterone that starts the rut (neck swelling, aggression, and hardening of antler). I would argue that these animals would have lower testosterone levels than most bucks in rut.

Interesting animals all the same. I definitely would have mounted them as well.

The lack of testosterone would not negatively impact the edibility of the animal. Much to the different, the lack of testosterone (think steers) will make the meat more palatable.

Wow those are pretty wild lookin racks.

LOOK THAT RACK