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2008 Shed Antlers

Started by Stone Sheep, February 18, 2008, 08:39:00 PM

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Stone Sheep

Here's 2 good ones I found in Missouri this year.

Let's see some more pictures.









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gregg dudley

Man those are great!  I would love to see that second one with an equally nontypical mate come walking towards my stand.
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kennym

Dang Bob,that 2nd one is crossed with a caribou!! LOL
Nice ones,haven't been yet! Find most of mine from the tractor anyways!
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jacobsladder

those are some beauties

i thought id share this matching set of sheds nthat whitebuffalo mounted for me this year....

these were found 50 yds apart...one was sticking out of a brushpile and the other was right directly on a heavy used trail in the snow...both were found in a stand of pines


 
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Gatekeeper

Great looking sheds Bob. I haven't had any luck yet.

I went to a seminar called Antler Dogs on Saturday. The man was promoting the dogs that he has trained to hunt sheds. Pretty cool dogs. I didn't bother to ask the price for a trained dog.

Antlerdogs.com is the web site. He operates out of Smithville, Missouri.
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longstick

now thats one fine piece of woodwork
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Robhood23

I've found 2 but after the first post why bother posting them. Those are awesome sheds!!
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fireman_3311

I've been out twice now, but haven't found any just yet!!!
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longbowben

The snow is covering the sheds right now,but i have seen 5 racked bucks this week.
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twosheds

I've been out three times this year and found one shed under a cedar tree from last year. No freshies yet, but it won't be long.
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hickstick

I just got a bunch of pics of some 8 pntrs (racks still on) last week on the trailcam. I've pokled arounsd a bit while checking the cams but haven't had enough time to go on a real shed hunt
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Flatstick

Nice sheds!! I haven't been able to get out yet but hope to soon. Thanks for posting the pics.

I vote that this becomes the "official" thread for sheds found this year   :thumbsup:    :thumbsup:
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rg176bnc

Saw a nice 150ish buck yesterday.  Should be about 50/50 about now though.

Stone Sheep

Hickstick, what part of MA are you from? I grew up in South Hadley.
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Matt Stuckey

This may be a silly question, but do most sheds just fall of when ready, or do they typically get hung up and come off.  I've found them in the middle of bean stubble fields, and next to beds.  But I have also found them in thick brush. Only have one small one this year, but have seen several half racked bucks recently.

BradLantz

they fall off Matt, though they can be "made" to fall off a bit prematurely

fence crossings are good places to find drops, the jar of the landing can dislodge them

Shovelbuck

It's been too cold for me to get after very hard yet, but here's a couple "as found" pics.



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hickstick

matt...I have seen people make 'shed traps' most involve a pile or bucket of food with some kind of rope contraption above it (the idea is the bucks stick there head in to get the food, the antlers get tangled in the rope and pop off.  I'm not sure I like the idea, 'what if the antler doens't want to come off, and the buck is now sitting there tangled up in your contraption?'


I also think it takes away from the 'fun' of the hunt for them.
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Stone Sheep

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bbassi

Here's my first one for me this year. I didn't have to "hunt" it. It was laying under our bird feeder the other night when I went to fill it.  :)

Shovelbuck, I love the pictures as they lay. Make me want to go out now!

 
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