2008 Canadian Whitetails
12-03-2007, 09:37 AM
#201
Fork Horn
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Northern AB
Posts: 330
RE: 2007 Canadian Whitetails
Thanks guys,
Skeet, A fellow west of Peace River did them. His name is Don Mills (Boreal Taxidermy).I believe he charged $190. He also did the euro on my moose. Are you taking your buck to Owen? I admire his work everyday. I wouldn't think to take a head anywhere else anymore.
Skeet, A fellow west of Peace River did them. His name is Don Mills (Boreal Taxidermy).I believe he charged $190. He also did the euro on my moose. Are you taking your buck to Owen? I admire his work everyday. I wouldn't think to take a head anywhere else anymore.
12-03-2007, 07:00 PM
#204
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Saskatchewan Canada
Posts: 6,921
RE: 2007 Canadian Whitetails
Way to go toadder
! I saw your post in the deer forum and thought it a lot like Saskatchewan in the background
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Saska I am glad you are pleased with Owen's work, he is very good IMHO as well. Owen for sure. Though I am still battle little ms. sunshine on where he will go[
].
! I saw your post in the deer forum and thought it a lot like Saskatchewan in the background.Saska I am glad you are pleased with Owen's work, he is very good IMHO as well. Owen for sure. Though I am still battle little ms. sunshine on where he will go[
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12-04-2007, 07:43 AM
#205
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pirate on the river Saskatchewan
Posts: 2,167
RE: 2007 Canadian Whitetails
Great buck toader, that is one tall tined buck, You should be very proud of yourself. Congrats.
Season done for me now, poor scene eating some tags but really could care less. Ain't enough deer around, nobody should be shooting them. I forsee next year us getting knocked back down to one either sex tag and maybe a doe tag. Maybe just one either sex tag even, i don't know what but something will have to change to bring our numbers back up. Outfitters are reporting the worst year ever for success rates. I just can't imagine how all of those animals did not make the winter but 2 consecutive years with above average snowfall as well as a steady growing yote and now exploding wolf population i guess it can happen. Tons of elk moving around at the moment. I think a draw season opens next week so there will be some elk hittin the snow. They closed the elk feeding station back in the park this year so now all of the elk will be out in the fields and in farmers bale stacks looking for food. Will be easy pickins for those who were drawn in the farmland.
Season done for me now, poor scene eating some tags but really could care less. Ain't enough deer around, nobody should be shooting them. I forsee next year us getting knocked back down to one either sex tag and maybe a doe tag. Maybe just one either sex tag even, i don't know what but something will have to change to bring our numbers back up. Outfitters are reporting the worst year ever for success rates. I just can't imagine how all of those animals did not make the winter but 2 consecutive years with above average snowfall as well as a steady growing yote and now exploding wolf population i guess it can happen. Tons of elk moving around at the moment. I think a draw season opens next week so there will be some elk hittin the snow. They closed the elk feeding station back in the park this year so now all of the elk will be out in the fields and in farmers bale stacks looking for food. Will be easy pickins for those who were drawn in the farmland.
12-05-2007, 12:34 PM
#206
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Calgary ab Canada
Posts: 972
RE: 2007 Canadian Whitetails
Well done Sask...once again you must be proud of the year you had.
Skeeter, just get that wife in order or I'll get you the name of a good divorce laywer
Way to go guy's looks like it was a pretty decent season for us AB & Sask guys. Here's to next year!!! Now it's time for a little family time and maybe pop a couple of yotes when I can.
Skeeter, just get that wife in order or I'll get you the name of a good divorce laywer
Way to go guy's looks like it was a pretty decent season for us AB & Sask guys. Here's to next year!!! Now it's time for a little family time and maybe pop a couple of yotes when I can.
12-05-2007, 01:31 PM
#207
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Edmonton Alberta Canada
Posts: 945
RE: 2007 Canadian Whitetails
Hey Guys Just a Thought
Anyone ever thought of having a Western get together? Anyone care for one? Maybe just put your thoughts down and if their's an interest we can try to get one up and running for this summer,maybe put a shoot on and a bbq and little western ho down LMAO. Let me knnow what you's think.
Rocky
Anyone ever thought of having a Western get together? Anyone care for one? Maybe just put your thoughts down and if their's an interest we can try to get one up and running for this summer,maybe put a shoot on and a bbq and little western ho down LMAO. Let me knnow what you's think.
Rocky
12-05-2007, 10:06 PM
#208
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Saskatchewan Canada
Posts: 6,921
RE: 2007 Canadian Whitetails
Hia, I recon your spot onabout next year. Then again it is SERM andwe know how they react[:'(]!
As mentioned prior here is a pic ofTerrance's 6x6 from last Friday. I put a tape on him last night and right now he's in the book but we'll see how it shakes out after 60 days and an official tape job. Green Gross 182 2/8 and net 173. Heck of deer and he'll look mighty fine on the wall (with or without a spot in da book).
As mentioned prior here is a pic ofTerrance's 6x6 from last Friday. I put a tape on him last night and right now he's in the book but we'll see how it shakes out after 60 days and an official tape job. Green Gross 182 2/8 and net 173. Heck of deer and he'll look mighty fine on the wall (with or without a spot in da book).