fredbear
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extremely jealous of you guys, I hope to someday have a trophy room, right now its a trophy pile (in the garage) and a small pile at that.
Trophy Room Pics
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Brandenbowhunter
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Here is my mule deer from lastyear...built the pedistal myself and put a wine rack in the bottom for the wife.
wswat
New member
Still waiting for my Moose, Buffalo, Whitetail head, 1 euro, 1 Muley euro, 1 Full strut gobbler.
mdunc8
Well-known member
Holy whitetails! Are they all from ND?
wswat
New member
Yes.
I have 1 more head mount not done yet and 3 euro's with one of thoses being from Montana.
I have 1 more head mount not done yet and 3 euro's with one of thoses being from Montana.
mdunc8
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Can I come visit?
wswat
New member
Thats the way I felt when we hunted the Tounge River this year. Some huge deer out there.
Bucnutz.wis
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Wow, that is an impressive string of whitey's.... congrats !!
mdunc8
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Yes there are. I'm sure I'll continue debating whether to chase whitetails down there or muleys again. Next year may be my last season out here, so it's going to be a tough decision.
xrayts
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Holy cow!
wswat, you're my new whitetail hero.
wswat, you're my new whitetail hero.
wswat
New member
All there deer were shot on unposted land that anyone could hunt. No food plots just nature Ag fields. Times are starting to get tough with all the oil boom activity now.
hardscrabble
Active member
wswat,
Why don't you leave some of those big whitetails for the rest of us? Damn COYOTE!
Why don't you leave some of those big whitetails for the rest of us? Damn COYOTE!
mdunc8
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Does North Dakota have one of those funky laws about being able to hunt anything that isn't posted?
Wow, those are some impressive deer. What part of the state are you from wswat? I grew up in Stanley chasing deer, ducks and everything else.
I hear you on the oil boom, I hate it. It is destroying our countryside and our area will NEVER be the same...
mdunc8- Yes you are right about being able to hunt land that isn't posted in ND. I think that there is only one other state in the U.S. where you can do that, not sure which one though.
I hear you on the oil boom, I hate it. It is destroying our countryside and our area will NEVER be the same...
mdunc8- Yes you are right about being able to hunt land that isn't posted in ND. I think that there is only one other state in the U.S. where you can do that, not sure which one though.
pointingdogsrule
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Yes, last time I was in North Dakota..... if it wasn't posted it could be hunted. NOTE: Being from Iowa and having to ask permission here and being raised to be polite, I still contacted and ask permission from landowners in North Dakota.
Some of the nicest people I have ever met!!! One of them even invited me into his house for a sip of "homemade brew". As I drank the concoction quickly I could see a smile on his face. I minute later I knew why he was smiling as the alcohol hit me. He stated: "I though you were drinkin' that a little too fast, that's for sipping" as he laughed.
good luck to all
the dog
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mdunc8
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I'm pretty sure it's the same way in New Hampshire or Vermont. I can't imagine just wandering on to someone's property without asking first.
leadingedge
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wswat, what is around the neck of the mounted antelope?
By the way great trophy room.
By the way great trophy room.
Brandenbowhunter
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Here is my "man room" and me holding my biggest bull, which is mounted and in Wholesale sports now.
mdunc8
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Wow. Quite the collection. I need to find some people who shoot little animals to make me feel a little better about the ones I bring home.
Antler King
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Awesome picture. Looks like you have killed some good deer as well. Great bull!!
