Good looking plot. Looks 51/2+ to me. What do u mean by never been hunted?

Its my wifes family's land they don't hunt and I seen tracks this past winter so deceided to put a food plot and this is what I got that is two different bucks in the pics they are coming every day. So you think it is a 5+ years should be fun to hunt this fall.

I would say although they look alike at first...They Are Definatly Either Father and Son or Older Brother and Younger Brother....To Me...The One Looking Away is Younger 2 To 3, Lookin Pretty Healthy....The One Looking At the Camera is Older and In the 5 to 6 Range....Judgeing By Pop's Rack The Younger One Might Not Get Much Bigger If At All....Take The Old Man and Let The Younger Version Walk.....Keep your Eyes Pealed For Better Genetics and If You Find That you Are Seeing Younger Deer With Better Racks, Take Both Of The Deer In the Pics To Get them Out Of Your Gene Pool.....If You Are The Only One Stick'n Deer On this Place You Can Really Manage To Your Advantage, Unless You Are Surrounded By Folks That Live By 'If It's Brown It's Down'.....The Doe In the Back Round Looks Pretty Tastey... Disclamer: All Information Above Is Strictly The Oppion Of GoneFishin0670 and Is Not Intended To Start Any Sort Of ' You Dont Know What You Are Talking About Argument' Nor Does It State In Any Way Shape Or Form That The Oppinions of the Posts Prior To this One Are Incorrect.....How's That ?

yeah the older buck will be taken first if possible but they be watched closely to manage the herd thanks for the input

keep in mind these bucks have 2-3 more months of growing before the antlers will be fully grown. hard to tell but i've always read that a buck with a swayed back and rounded belly was considered a mature buck (4.5 y/o or older). looks like you're well on your way to a good season. good luck!