strut

Well, my son came home from college this weekend and killed the buck I've hunted all season. He is the 12 point with the double eye-guards that I have posted pics of on here before, But now he has several of the points broken off. I will post some pictures of him I got back in October and some from now either later tonight or tomorrow. I don't know if he will be worth mounting or if they can repair the horns to make it look half way decent or not. Have any of you guys ever had any horns repaired? and if so what do you think?


Edited by - strut on 11/23/2002 21:11:03

Christine B

Alright!! Congrats to your son, and his proud dad. Can't wait to see the pics.

deerdust

That is great, congrats to strut jr. Lets here the story of how strut jr showed up strut sr,,,,,hahahaha If it were me, I think I would leave it the way it is and paste a before pic beside the mount.

The best of luck in all your hunting endeavors!!!

God Bless,
Dave

GoTres

Congratulations to both of you.

Nicholal

yes way to go.thenm deer sure are falling now ....must be in full heavy rut

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M.Magis

Any taxidermist should be able to repair broken tines. Just plan on it costing extra. How much will depend on the amount of time that will be involved.

Gumby

Sounds like a nice one looking forward to the pictures. My dad had a tine replaced on his buck and they made it look just like a real tine i was impressed.

Striper Phil

Can't wait for the Pics KUDOS to bolth of you and Yes a GOOD taxidermist can repair / add antlers so you can not tell> Be sure to ask if he has repaired antlers before. I have a guy in Connecticut that can do it. Would be a lot of shipping but if you want a name
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