Putting back together the pieces?

[shredneck666]

I got a deer that rolled a long ways down a steep chute and it got busted up real bad.  I will try to attach some pics.  I found a few of the larger pieces of antler, but no where near all.  I also got a so-so picture of him from my phone before the shot.

So the question is, is this something that can be 'fixed' or at least made to represent how nice of a blacktail buck I got this year?  Any advice or recommendations on where/who may be able to help me out would be appreciated.

I am in Skagit County, but frequently travel to the Stevens County area.

Thank you

[Jonathan_S]

Good luck, stud buck.

Any taxidermist (I imagine) worth their salt should be able to fix it.

Anyone?

[MtnMuley]

Tricky fix that just any taxi can't do.  A good horn repair taxi can rebuild it however you want, or remember it as.

[PolarBear]

A talented hand, a couple of metal rods, some epoxie sculpt and a little touch up stain can get him looking like new.

[Maverick]

A talented hand, a couple of metal rods, some epoxie sculpt and a little touch up stain can get him looking like new.

 

And even add a few more inches! 

[X-Force]

let me know where you got him and I'll go up and look for the rest of it 

my brother had an antler brake off last year from the same thing. the taxi did a good job reattatching it. so you should have some hope.

[coachcw]

he can be a booner ! bummer

[ICEMAN]

Wow, what a buck! Definitely worth getting fixed!