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| He looks a little 'fresher' after!
Seriously though, as before, nice buck! He's got a great place--your wall. |
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| That's a fine looking buck you got there!
I say your taxidermist did a GREAT job for you.
Congratulations on a very BEAUTIFUL animal... |
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| Beautiful deer. You should be VERY proud!
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| Beautiful Buck, and a good looking mount!!! Don
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| put some hair jail on his forehead and he'll look like he does in the first pic. |
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| What a lovely Olde Grey Face... Nice  Member NRA, SCI- Life #358 28+ years now! DRSS, double owner-shooter since 1983, O/U .30-06 Browning Continental set. |
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| Good looking mulie! I noticed that the way you have the deer angled though kind of hides or obscures the side with the extra tine. Did you do that on purpose? |
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| quote: Posted by bluefin:
I noticed that the way you have the deer angled though kind of hides or obscures the side with the extra tine. Did you do that on purpose?
Just "Piss Poor" photography, you can actually see the extra point quite well in the room. I just chose really bad angles I guess, didn't notice it when I was posting the pics. I'll try and get you a couple of better shots tomorrow. |
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| I know what you mean! LOL Thank goodness I'm a better shot with my rifle than with my camera. Still, a beautiful trophy. Wished I had one like that hanging in my house. Congrats again! |
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