Judge My Mount ...
05-12-2005 | 06:50 PM
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RE: Judge My Mount ...
it's not me obviously.....and this isn't a contest.........It's not that I don't have a half dozen "book" deer, it's that I don't feel like playing this game.
Anybody can kill one big deer...it takes a hunter to kill them year after year doc.....what's that saying...the sun even shines on a dogs.........sonner or later.
Anybody can kill one big deer...it takes a hunter to kill them year after year doc.....what's that saying...the sun even shines on a dogs.........sonner or later.
05-12-2005 | 07:11 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Judge My Mount ...
Or how about this one ..yeh Ive took more then one myself ... looks like the "Sun has shined on this old dog" a few times and I live in Alabama where a "Big" deer is a relitive term ...
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05-12-2005 | 07:35 PM
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LOL ..well by god I have to admit I like your "grit" ...and no Im not 65 as of yet but I feel like it and I have only been deer hunting for 20 years .. ... OK OK YOU WIN !!! YOU are ONEBIGBADMOOSEGAL .....
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05-30-2005 | 07:57 AM
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As I have said before on a couple different threads congrats on the great buck. It is an outstanding scoring animal with more than enough character to go around.
But, what first got me in this thread is that you said....
You get an "honest" reply from a couple members and you turn it into a childish banter about jealousy, respecting your elders and how hard you worked for the deer because they don't agree with you.
If you want to receive "props" from your fellow hunters for how hard you worked for your deer then harvest your animals on DIY hunts. Anyone can go to an outfitter with an excellent buck herd and be shown where to sit to harvest "book" deer. You did a fine job but IMO a huge accomplishment it is not.
As to the original question. I think the mount looks great. There is no way to tell if it is competition quality from a pic but my guess would be that it is a fine commercial mount. A competition quality mount would run you $1000 or more for a shoulder mount.
Once again congrats and good luck on the next one.
But, what first got me in this thread is that you said....
I know its tuff to do if from just pictures but I would still like your honest opinions.
If you want to receive "props" from your fellow hunters for how hard you worked for your deer then harvest your animals on DIY hunts. Anyone can go to an outfitter with an excellent buck herd and be shown where to sit to harvest "book" deer. You did a fine job but IMO a huge accomplishment it is not.
As to the original question. I think the mount looks great. There is no way to tell if it is competition quality from a pic but my guess would be that it is a fine commercial mount. A competition quality mount would run you $1000 or more for a shoulder mount.
Once again congrats and good luck on the next one.
05-30-2005 | 08:56 AM
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"Childish" ?? Your entitled to your opinion ...as for "ANYONE" being able to take a trophy class deer hunting in Alberta its obvious you have never hunted there ... I saw ONLY 5 deer in 38Hrs of setting the box ..and this was my forth time to hunt there .... while I appreciate your opinion I'm affraid at the risk of sounding "childish" again I think you are dead wrong with that analogie!