Vogt_51

I just got back my first wall mount. We also got back my father's deer from his touch up. I have a picture of both of them. The one on the left is my fathers deer from 1987 done by the same gentleman who just did my deer. He does great work, he did nice work preserving the cuts on the nose my deer had from fighting. What do you guys think?

Here is both together, mine on the right, his on the left.


Here is a closer look at mine


Here is a closer look at his


Here is a close up of my dads mount, looks like a friendly deer.


And here are two pics of the cuts on the nose that the ole' fighter had. I asked him to make sure those stayed on there.

lovethebigguns

Great looking mounts Vogt

I love the fact that you wanted to preserve the "characture" in your mount.
I shot a pretty nice buck a few years ago and he had a small hole on the side of his nose, from fighting I assume, and I made sure that the taxi understood I wanted to keep that hole there.

Anyway... I rambled again.
I do love your mounts.

Congrats.

Kyle Colburn

You should have waited until you got some nice bucks to mount!....just kidding. Those are two very nice bucks there, Congrats! and the mounts look great

Vogt_51

Thanks for the compliments guys.
Here is a pic from the field when I got him.

jmbuckhunter

Nice buck VOGT , he has some real nice tine length. I'd shoot one like that any time.

cardeer

Nice

Anthony T.

those look really good. Nice that you kept the scars on. Character is always good

2Poppa

Great photo's...

Kyle Colburn

Did you ever have that monster scored? Or did your dad score his? If so, what did they score?

Matt/TN

any idea what they both scored