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I agree leave him how you found him. Only exception for me might be if he broke something in a fall when you shot him. Depending on how you have him mounted, it might have also been unique to figure out a way to incorporate that tine you found from the other bull, it could definitely add to the mystic and story of your bull.
Leave it the way you found him.
Quote from: lamrith on November 08, 2019, 06:50:56 PMI agree leave him how you found him. Only exception for me might be if he broke something in a fall when you shot him. Depending on how you have him mounted, it might have also been unique to figure out a way to incorporate that tine you found from the other bull, it could definitely add to the mystic and story of your bull.
These were sheds I mounted on a replica skull. There was some rodent damage I repaired but I chose to leave the broken tines the way there were. It adds to his character. Even with the broken tines he measures 45” wide.
What about repairs from damage that occurs as a result of the critter taking a tumble after the shot? This buck broke off the Rg4 as it did summersaults down a steep hill.
Keep him the way you recovered him, I could of had his ear fixed, but all year, every pic of him, his ear was hanging. He was dubbed “Broken ear” the warrior.