Crazy, awesome, perfect rack!!!
12-23-2009 | 05:27 PM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Turkey-Town Kansas
Crazy, awesome, perfect rack!!!
I wish I had a really cool story about how I nailed this buck with my perfect spot n stalk skills!
A great friend of mine was actually PHEASANT hunting last year and found this in a ditch exactly as you see it!
I am guessing the G-2's are about 14 inches, as are the others, but they don't look it as they are angled forward.
Look closely, the eye guards are CRAZY, but they blend with my jacket.
only about 3" difference from left to right, and not so much as a deep scratch ANYWHERE to be found!!! No squirrel or mice chew marks.
Seriously the most awesome rack I have ever seen in person. Looks like a company logo or something!
Just tho't you all would like to see it.
Have a happy and safe oliday!
Don
A great friend of mine was actually PHEASANT hunting last year and found this in a ditch exactly as you see it!
I am guessing the G-2's are about 14 inches, as are the others, but they don't look it as they are angled forward.
Look closely, the eye guards are CRAZY, but they blend with my jacket.
only about 3" difference from left to right, and not so much as a deep scratch ANYWHERE to be found!!! No squirrel or mice chew marks.
Seriously the most awesome rack I have ever seen in person. Looks like a company logo or something!
Just tho't you all would like to see it.
Have a happy and safe oliday!
Don
12-24-2009 | 02:37 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: elmira ny
Great find!!
. Several years ago, I found a perfect ten point rack/skeleton, scored just under 140. without a singl;e chew mark on the rack. It was in a curled position under a hemlock, undisturbed. Almost as if the sight of the skeleton spooked the chewers from doing their deeds.
. Several years ago, I found a perfect ten point rack/skeleton, scored just under 140. without a singl;e chew mark on the rack. It was in a curled position under a hemlock, undisturbed. Almost as if the sight of the skeleton spooked the chewers from doing their deeds.