sheds.....
#11
RE: sheds.....
ORIGINAL: speedcam
nice pics Dan..... thanks for sharing them. that must be up in the Canada region huh? i haven't seen any land like that out here in Wisc., at least where i've been to.
two years earlier huh.. that would be nice, i've notice by me that if i don't find them with in the first 4-6 months there gone. rodents have a field day on them around by my area.
Speed
nice pics Dan..... thanks for sharing them. that must be up in the Canada region huh? i haven't seen any land like that out here in Wisc., at least where i've been to.
two years earlier huh.. that would be nice, i've notice by me that if i don't find them with in the first 4-6 months there gone. rodents have a field day on them around by my area.
Speed
I will admit, I am pretty fortunate to have the area I do for shed hunting.
#15
RE: sheds.....
I know these pics are terrible, but here is a pic of a pair of sheds we found on the property I hunt in NY. We found the one shed 2x weeks ago and it was in nearly perfect shape. The other was found in May or so.The sheds are his 05' headgear and the rack shown is his 06 headgear.
#16
RE: sheds.....
Very cool Rick! That is always neat to shoot a deer and then go through the sheds at home and match them up. I shot a 153" 9pt this fall and my buddy had found his sheds 3 weeks before. I would post them, butI don't have any pics on the computer.
Here is a picture of the biggest shed I have found. It officially scored at 106 3/8" It has a couple mass measurements over 7" and a 28 1/8" main beam.
Here is a picture of the biggest shed I have found. It officially scored at 106 3/8" It has a couple mass measurements over 7" and a 28 1/8" main beam.
#17
RE: sheds.....
ORIGINAL: _Dan
Thanks. Thats a picture of my wife and a friend of ours. Most of the sheds we find have been out there awhile. I would say about 50% of them are dropped within 2 years of us finding them.
Here's a pic of 3 fresh ones laying within 6 feet of each other. Hopefully you can see the 2 next to each other in the background.
Thanks. Thats a picture of my wife and a friend of ours. Most of the sheds we find have been out there awhile. I would say about 50% of them are dropped within 2 years of us finding them.
Here's a pic of 3 fresh ones laying within 6 feet of each other. Hopefully you can see the 2 next to each other in the background.
I enjoy shed hunting. I learn a lot doing that and mostly go by myself. Other people that I ask to go with me are too busy or just not interested. Oh well, their loss.[:-]