Thanks for everyones input. HUNTERS are great!!
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Michigan
Posts: 16
Thanks for everyones input. HUNTERS are great!!
I want to thank all the hunters that were honest with there opinions. Our company Realrattle.com voted and after everyones feed back we lowered the price to $59.99 for a set of real antlers. We won't make much off the antler products, but we are hoping when we launch our new clothing line next month it keep hunters interested in us.
THANKS EVERYONE!!!!!!!!
Deer Bobby
Bow - Destroyer 350
Arrows - Carbon Express Mayhem
Broadhead - Mayhem EXT
Sight and Rest - G5
Antlers for rattling - RealRattle
Uniform - Scent Lok
THANKS EVERYONE!!!!!!!!
Deer Bobby
Bow - Destroyer 350
Arrows - Carbon Express Mayhem
Broadhead - Mayhem EXT
Sight and Rest - G5
Antlers for rattling - RealRattle
Uniform - Scent Lok
Last edited by Deer Bobby; 10-05-2010 at 07:16 AM.
#3
It's going to be tough to compete with what collectors are paying for antlers. In the area's I hunt I use a pair of sheds off a buck that would have scored 150 or better. I know most guys that are after mature bucks prefer that size antlers for rattling. What size antlers are you selling? For the size I use, there selling for $100-$175 a set on ebay. Lot of variables in pricing real antlers.............
#4
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Michigan
Posts: 16
They weigh about 2 pounds for the set and the range is 8 to 10 points before we cut off the G1's. Will you check it out on realrattle.com and let me know what you think.
THANKS for your help!!!
THANKS for your help!!!
Last edited by Deer Bobby; 10-04-2010 at 06:18 AM.
#7
don't know if this would apply to you or not, but have read a few stories of people getting caught selling mounts and finding out its illegal. Don't know if just the antlers would apply to this law or not.
Just something that popped into my head while reading your first post. I have read several stories of people just selling mounts to get some money for them when in hard times only to find out its a no-no.
Just something that popped into my head while reading your first post. I have read several stories of people just selling mounts to get some money for them when in hard times only to find out its a no-no.