Just a Growin' Boy #2

Another morning check of the local nature preserve found Barney in about the same area as my last visit. Here we have him 5 days later and it looks to me like his secondary tines are just a bit larger than before. He's seems to be a bit more tolerant of me and after staring me down for 5 minutes, he decided I was okay and resumed feeding and moving around. On the way in I found a small group of deer near the building and took a few shots in pretty poor light. When I looked at them on the computer, I found that one was in fact a buck. Because it's left ear was split, I knew this was an old buck I thought was on it's last legs about 6 weeks ago. He looked really terrible. Guess he recovered from whatever was bothering him. His antler growth, however, is way behind. It will be interesting to see how he developes. For this image, I choose to leave it as full frame as cropping wouldn't help it. I did decrease the exposure a little to keep a few light spots under control a bit. Usual sharpening for the web. Wild animal not baited, called, or other wise affected. Comments and critiques welcome and appreciated. Thanks for past C&C's.

Tech infor
Canon 60D with EF 70-200mm f/4L @168mm with 1.4 TC = 235mm.
1/250th @f/6.3 and ISO 800
Tripod