Big Sky
Well-known member
Last week I posted a photograph of the mule deer buck I killed this past season. I've been busy and trying to get a few more heads mounted up. Basically the heads that are nice but not big enough to get sent to the taxidermist get put on a wooden pedestal. Here is the fruits of my labors.
2004 Mule Deer Buck.
2005 Whitetail Buck (I call this my radio-active buck). His antlers were so strange that he looked like he grew up near radiation of some kind. Super cool buck though and I LOVE the FREAKS!
2010 Whitetail Buck. One very pretty and even 4x4 buck. He was the first whitetail I ever killed up in an alpine environment as opposed to crop land.
2011 Whitetail Buck. Here is the oldest buck I've ever killed. He didn't have a lot of height, but had good mass. His teeth on his bottom jaw were worn down and his front teeth were completely gone. I still need to put a finish on the base, but will get to that soon. Hope some you enjoyed the little walk down memory lane.
2004 Mule Deer Buck.
2005 Whitetail Buck (I call this my radio-active buck). His antlers were so strange that he looked like he grew up near radiation of some kind. Super cool buck though and I LOVE the FREAKS!
2010 Whitetail Buck. One very pretty and even 4x4 buck. He was the first whitetail I ever killed up in an alpine environment as opposed to crop land.
2011 Whitetail Buck. Here is the oldest buck I've ever killed. He didn't have a lot of height, but had good mass. His teeth on his bottom jaw were worn down and his front teeth were completely gone. I still need to put a finish on the base, but will get to that soon. Hope some you enjoyed the little walk down memory lane.
