Ended up taking a shot on this guy last night about 530 or so. I'm having a hard time figuring out what to do with him and need some help. I could either do a European, Neck Mount or Shoulder Mount. Have a feeling he's a 2.5 year old and I have a bigger one on the wall. Not really knowing what to expect out of a neck mount. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Saaaaaweet! Nice "serpent" browtine. My 2010, 2.5 y/o, 140lbs, 116", 8 point, is at the taxidermist, and Ive killed my share of bucks. (in other words, thats a good NE buck, mount em!)
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Personally, I don't think whether to mount a buck or not is always about the size. To me its about the hunt, and looks of the deer itself. So everytime I look at him on the wall I recall the moment, and enjoyment that deer brought. I think that is one good looking rack myself. I like the curves it has, from the tips of the main beams to the last pts. Even the browtines have some neat curves. Thats just a nice looking rack to me. He'd def. go on my wall as a full shoulder mt, in a pose that shows off that rack well!!
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Nice buck bro. I euro mount all of my bucks I haver a couple head mounts but sooner or later you run out of wall space and money. I prefer Euros anyway
Personally, I don't think whether to mount a buck or not is always about the size. To me its about the hunt, and looks of the deer itself. So everytime I look at him on the wall I recall the moment, and enjoyment that deer brought.
I'm w/ BuckAlley.....it's about the memory of the entire hunt...not just the kill.....
Ontario County, NY Buck down
