Deery potter

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[Timberstalker]

This is freaking hilarious. 

[youngbull]

Another angle of some more wandering bulls

[Bullkllr]

Sure looks like a spike elk shed to me

[grundy53]

Another angle of some more wandering bulls

 

[link]

Just take that thing to the Sportsmans show to get scored next year and show all these non believers.

[youngbull]

Base angle
Lots of luck with blacktails near swamps anyone else
Have the same

[jdb]

The base and shape.

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[jdb]

Old revert buck maybe. Hard to say for sure from here.

pretty sure they done revert back to spikes

[youngbull]

Okay okay the elk have moved in maybe I should try a different blacktail area

[Timberstalker]

 

[grundy53]

Okay okay the elk have moved in maybe I should try a different blacktail area

I wouldn't say they've moved in. Though it looks like you had one wander through a year or so ago...

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[youngbull]

It may be possible but the possibility is slim
It's hard enough finding any b tail shed let alone a stray elk

[grundy53]

Where I hunt mule deer "there are no elk". However, several years ago a guy found a matched set from a 6x6 bull. About ten years before that someone I know saw a bull in the area. Those elk had a lot farther to go. One of the places I hunt blacktail "there are no elk". Except every once in awhile someone gets one on their trail camera. My point is I think that a antler that looks exactly like an elk antler is probably more likely to be an elk antler than some weird, once in a lifetime freak unicorn blacktail deer antler. Especially since there are a lot of elk in pierce county. But I guess I could be wrong. Wouldn't be the first time.

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[Bullkllr]

 

Unless you're on the peninsula(?), odds seem much better it's from an elk. If so, then maybe it could be that freaky BT.