Trad Gang
Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Skipmaster1 on March 14, 2007, 10:55:00 PM
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Last month I picked up my mount from my first deer I shot with trad gear. I am so pumped, it came out great. I have been working really hard at getting good with my longbow as well as my recurve. I think the compound will stay home a lot more this year! Here is the link to the story of the hunt.
http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=038077
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Awesome deer!!! Congrats!!
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How wide is that inside spread? Nice buck!
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Nice mount you'll enjoy for years to come.
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nice mount. you going to leave the tag on it?
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A fond memory everytime you look at it. Congrats. Nice buck/nice mount.
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I got a way you can assure yourself of leaving the compound at home??
SELL IT!! :thumbsup:
Congrats!! Nice deer!!
I got my first last year as well....and should have the mount back anyday. Doesn't come close to the size of some of my compound kills...but...it will occupy a place of prominence.
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Beautiful mount/buck.Who did it if you dont mind me asking?
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Nice buck and mount! Not quite the same as with a compound eh? Take care, Matt
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Congratulations!
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What a trophy!
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Very nice, here's wishing you many more!
-Mike
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Congrats on your deer. Looks great. Good luck in the future.
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Great looking mount, great trophy indeed!
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LOOKS GREAT!!!!!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!! (again)
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Thanks for all the positive responses guys. He is 19.5" wide inside spread. I did take the tag off of it but i did save it.
I used Jonas Brothers taxidermy. They are a bit expensive but they do museum quality work, the mount is fully tanned and not just cured, the guarentee it's done in 6months or it's free....my last 2 mounts were 3 months to the day.
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That looks like a good young deer with great genetics. That seems like some pretty good incentive to keep striving for another traditional wallhanger :archer:
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Originally posted by bowfiend:
That looks like a good young deer with great genetics. That seems like some pretty good incentive to keep striving for another traditional wallhanger :archer:
Actually he was estimated by 3 different people(Taxidermist and 2 butchers) to be between 5.5 and 6.5years old. He weighed 250#'s and had a lot of wear on his teeth........bad genetics I guess...or lack of quality food. we hunt suburbs and landscaping and acorns are all the deer have to eat.
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Fine job, man! I hope he tasted good too!
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Very pretty. Your buck looks like he could finish jumping through the wall.
JDSIII
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Wow! That age estimate is suprising. Maybe you can convince the neighbors to landscape with alfalfa!