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The best way to do it is to split the meat and cut the skull plate in half and each gets 1 antler. You could even have a half shoulder mount done!
Generally my only other partner is Idabooner and he can have as much meat as he wants or can eat that his wife won't give away. I then keep his antlers and mine. This year with three elk tags, and providing I am successful on them, I will probably fill the freezer, give him any that he wants. The rest may just go to a big barbecue or to a needy family, or whomever helps me pack the damn thing out.
This year with three elk tags, and providing I am successful on them, I will probably fill the freezer, give him any that he wants. The rest may just go to a big barbecue or to a needy family, or whomever helps me pack the damn thing out.
For elk, whoever shoots it keeps the antlers, shooter gets half then the other half is split up between packers that help.
Quote from: bucklucky on August 18, 2008, 11:59:54 AMFor elk, whoever shoots it keeps the antlers, shooter gets half then the other half is split up between packers that help.Same here.
Quote from: billythekidrock on August 18, 2008, 06:11:31 PMQuote from: bucklucky on August 18, 2008, 11:59:54 AMFor elk, whoever shoots it keeps the antlers, shooter gets half then the other half is split up between packers that help.Same here.I like the sound of this. Its simple enough with two hunters, but my buddy and I might be adding on a few this year. In this particular example, I take it that if a deer dressed out at 100lbs, and there were a total of five hunters, the shooter would get half, and the remaining four would split 25%... so the divison would be 50 * 12.5 * 12.5 *12.5 * 12.5.I assume that agreement would be in effect only when the hunters are present. So if one hunts with us for a week of deer season, but then misses all of next week during elk season, and we get an elk, that hunter ain't gettin' squat.
Quote from: Bean Counter on August 18, 2008, 06:24:51 PMQuote from: billythekidrock on August 18, 2008, 06:11:31 PMQuote from: bucklucky on August 18, 2008, 11:59:54 AMFor elk, whoever shoots it keeps the antlers, shooter gets half then the other half is split up between packers that help.Thats about how we do it but my brother is a bachelor and he has no kids so I usually get a little more cause he doesn't want it. I have helped guys who don't split anything, bothered me for a while but then I figured if I got an elk with them I'll play by the same rules.Same here.I like the sound of this. Its simple enough with two hunters, but my buddy and I might be adding on a few this year. In this particular example, I take it that if a deer dressed out at 100lbs, and there were a total of five hunters, the shooter would get half, and the remaining four would split 25%... so the divison would be 50 * 12.5 * 12.5 *12.5 * 12.5.I assume that agreement would be in effect only when the hunters are present. So if one hunts with us for a week of deer season, but then misses all of next week during elk season, and we get an elk, that hunter ain't gettin' squat. Pretty darn close.But we only play that way with elk. Deer and bear go to the shooter but everyone helps Normally everyone in our group will get a deer so that meat is not a problem, but it is nice to have extra packers or draggers.Now elk is shooter gets half. Two people split equally, three people then the other two help equally and split half, etc.
Quote from: billythekidrock on August 18, 2008, 06:11:31 PMQuote from: bucklucky on August 18, 2008, 11:59:54 AMFor elk, whoever shoots it keeps the antlers, shooter gets half then the other half is split up between packers that help.Thats about how we do it but my brother is a bachelor and he has no kids so I usually get a little more cause he doesn't want it. I have helped guys who don't split anything, bothered me for a while but then I figured if I got an elk with them I'll play by the same rules.Same here.I like the sound of this. Its simple enough with two hunters, but my buddy and I might be adding on a few this year. In this particular example, I take it that if a deer dressed out at 100lbs, and there were a total of five hunters, the shooter would get half, and the remaining four would split 25%... so the divison would be 50 * 12.5 * 12.5 *12.5 * 12.5.I assume that agreement would be in effect only when the hunters are present. So if one hunts with us for a week of deer season, but then misses all of next week during elk season, and we get an elk, that hunter ain't gettin' squat.
Quote from: bucklucky on August 18, 2008, 11:59:54 AMFor elk, whoever shoots it keeps the antlers, shooter gets half then the other half is split up between packers that help.Thats about how we do it but my brother is a bachelor and he has no kids so I usually get a little more cause he doesn't want it. I have helped guys who don't split anything, bothered me for a while but then I figured if I got an elk with them I'll play by the same rules.Same here.