DREAM RACK TYPICAL OR NON-TYPICAL
02-26-2006, 12:17 PM
#22
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RE: DREAM RACK TYPICAL OR NON-TYPICAL
GregH are those Doctor Meyer's actual heads, or two other replica's headed elsewhere? He told me who he got all the heads from but that was a few years ago and I can't remember the specifics now. Do you have any other pics as well? The heads are MOST impressive when viewed about 2ft above eye level with any open background. That pic just doesn't do them justice for anyone that hasn't seen the two side by side (lol care to tell anyone how much money you are holding in each hand there? I don't think many realize how much money these largest replicas are bringing nowadays!). The perspective is skewed because you are standing between THE two largest framed typical whitetails in existance!
If you know "Doc" very well you know he is quite a character!
RA
If you know "Doc" very well you know he is quite a character!
RA
02-26-2006, 08:10 PM
#27
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RE: DREAM RACK TYPICAL OR NON-TYPICAL
ORIGINAL: RedAllison
GregH are those Doctor Meyer's actual heads, or two other replica's headed elsewhere? He told me who he got all the heads from but that was a few years ago and I can't remember the specifics now. Do you have any other pics as well? The heads are MOST impressive when viewed about 2ft above eye level with any open background. That pic just doesn't do them justice for anyone that hasn't seen the two side by side (lol care to tell anyone how much money you are holding in each hand there? I don't think many realize how much money these largest replicas are bringing nowadays!). The perspective is skewed because you are standing between THE two largest framed typical whitetails in existance!
If you know "Doc" very well you know he is quite a character!
RA
GregH are those Doctor Meyer's actual heads, or two other replica's headed elsewhere? He told me who he got all the heads from but that was a few years ago and I can't remember the specifics now. Do you have any other pics as well? The heads are MOST impressive when viewed about 2ft above eye level with any open background. That pic just doesn't do them justice for anyone that hasn't seen the two side by side (lol care to tell anyone how much money you are holding in each hand there? I don't think many realize how much money these largest replicas are bringing nowadays!). The perspective is skewed because you are standing between THE two largest framed typical whitetails in existance!
If you know "Doc" very well you know he is quite a character!
RA
02-27-2006, 11:08 AM
#28
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: New York
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RE: DREAM RACK TYPICAL OR NON-TYPICAL
It's hard to beat the look of a nice tall symetrical rack with good 5-6 inch Circum. measurements. never hurts to have some symetrical stickers and kickers on each side to make him look knarly eh? A few years back I saw a 14-16 point typical in the ADK Mt.'s , I got enough of a look at him to make my jaw hit the ground, man was he one awesome specimen, unfortunatly he got a better look at me and I only got a cruising shot off and he lived to see another day
02-27-2006, 02:20 PM
#30
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Helena Mt USA
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RE: DREAM RACK TYPICAL OR NON-TYPICAL
I gotta be with everyone else....a big non-typical works for me. Wait a minute though, a typical well thats the cake....wait, non-typical....typical..ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh