170-180.....I think????? Nope! 150ish..still good enough for me!

[highmuley]

This is matched,  non-typical whitetail sheds I've put on here before.  I bought a replica skull plate for it. If I did everything correctly and compensating for broken tine length, etc. I think this buck would measure 170-180...I think. ..I know it's tough to tell but what do you folks think?

[D-Rock425]

Hard to tell from those pictures but I don't see 170 there.

[lewy]

I agree with D, nice buck tho

[lewy]

Put ur tape on him and find out.....

[highmuley]

I taped it at 181. I also have a 140 typical that fits inside of it...

[CAMPMEAT]

Still, very nice examples of sheds I've never found.............

[D-Rock425]

This is a 135 inch mule deer for comparison

[D-Rock425]

If you put a tape on it than it must be.  Hard to see 180 in the pics but if it measures 180 its 180.

[jackelope]

I was thinking 150 but the pics must be deceiving. Post a pic of the 140 inside or maybe a length on a g2.
 

[buckfvr]

I cant see more than 150.............nothing is long enough to make 170.   

[bowhunterforever]

I cant see more than 150.............nothing is long enough to make 170.   

Or the pics are very deceiving

[highmuley]

Again. ..not sure if I measured correctly and some of it is based of a few inches here and there that broke off. It's a 6 x 7 including the drop tine. I didn't deduct anything. I like gross scores. Even if it ended up "only" being 150...I can live with that. This is also no were near the biggest buck I've seen in my area

[highmuley]

The G3 & G2's are both over 10" & both are broken off. The right one was split (4" fork at the top).

[boneaddict]

My guess is 140-150.  I would say no way to 160 let alone to 180.   Photos are hard but....

[boneaddict]

Is that the buck you were asking about the epoxy sculpt about?

[highmuley]

Is that the buck you were asking about the epoxy sculpt about?

It is one of them yes. Like I said. ..I think my measuring technique is way off. I added the (3) widths too. Is that normal?

[BOWHUNTER45]

The bigger one may hit 140 + but I can not see it being any bigger ...Epoxy sculpt  That's some good stuff .... I have fixed some bone using it and it works great 

[huntnphool]

Is that the buck you were asking about the epoxy sculpt about?

I added the (3) widths too. Is that normal?

No, you only count the inside spread between the main beams.

[highmuley]

Is that the buck you were asking about the epoxy sculpt about?

I added the (3) widths too. Is that normal?

No

Excellent!  I know were my error was! Sweet!  I will remeasure than. Thanks!

[huntnphool]

Is that the buck you were asking about the epoxy sculpt about?

I added the (3) widths too. Is that normal?

No

Excellent!  I know were my error was! Sweet!  I will remeasure than. Thanks!

No need to remeasure, just subtract the other two width scores you added in.

[highmuley]

Speaking of epoxy sculpt....does anyone know were I can get antler molds? I seen a picture of one. So you can match textures of the mold to the horns. Whats a good paint to use? What kind of sealant for the actual bone? Just a clear enamel?

[highmuley]

Is that the buck you were asking about the epoxy sculpt about?

I added the (3) widths too. Is that normal?

No

Excellent!  I know were my error was! Sweet!  I will remeasure than. Thanks!

No need to remeasure, just subtract the other two width scores you added in.

Which spread do I keep?

[huntnphool]

Is that the buck you were asking about the epoxy sculpt about?

I added the (3) widths too. Is that normal?

No

Excellent!  I know were my error was! Sweet!  I will remeasure than. Thanks!

No need to remeasure, just subtract the other two width scores you added in.

Which spread do I keep?

inside the main beams

[highmuley]

153" GREAT call folks! Im really happy my error was caught. A 153" (assumed) matched set non-typical whitetail sheds is AWESOME to me! I really want to recondition them and mount them to a metal skull. Just need a few more tips on "how-to" from the good folks at HW and I can get'er fixed and mounted!