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Elk Antlers
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Elk Antlers
by Big Tony » 10:49 pm Jan 02 2010
I just got home from a 1 week hunt at our ranch. The weather was CRAZY. Snow, sleet, rain and heat. My face is sun burned. LOL I aquired a set of Elk Antlers and put them on my "lodge pole" while I was there. Tell me what U think.
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Re: Elk Antlers
by slimpickins » 10:55 pm Jan 02 2010
Cool, were they sheds? Where's the ranch?
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Re: Elk Antlers
by Big Tony » 12:43 pm Jan 12 2010
slimpickins wrote:Cool, were they sheds? Where's the ranch?
Not sheds. Look close at the base. The skull plate is there. I'm finally getting to go hunt these dudes this fall. Also I've been lucky enough to go on an Antelope trip as well. My wife and I are taking a 2 week trip this fall to Montana and Wyoming. We are pumped. I traded a knife to a Bud of mine for these horns. I was gonna make knife handles out of 'em but just couldn't bring myself to hack 'em up. Too beautiful. My hunting ranch is in far NW San Saba county near the Colorado River.
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Re: Elk Antlers
by Txpapa » 01:22 pm Jan 12 2010
Hey Big Tony do you have any sheds/horns that you would like to sell??? Got a few knife projects going.
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Re: Elk Antlers
by hoghunta » 12:14 am Jan 18 2010
neat elk and really big. hey txpapa what are you looking for in the way of horns???
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Re: Elk Antlers
by Txpapa » 10:01 am Jan 18 2010
hoghunta wrote:neat elk and really big. hey txpapa what are you looking for in the way of horns???
Looking for sheds or some that no one wants. need them for knife handles.
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Re: Elk Antlers
by Big Tony » 09:04 pm Jan 25 2010
Txpapa wrote:Hey Big Tony do you have any sheds/horns that you would like to sell??? Got a few knife projects going.
Sorry. I didn't see this untill now. I don't have any horn now, I'm completely out. I an getting ready to make a knife for a set of Axis Antlers (med - small) they're on a plaque now. when I get 'em I'll get a hold of ya and cut off what you need, if you still need 'em by then.
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