Record book whitie shed

[boneaddict]

I wonder how many big " whitie sheds " are Muleys.

[HereDuckyDucky]

Seeing more and more of these main-beam muleys. That one’s a dandy!

RW

[greenhead_killer]

Great pic and I wonder if you’re right about that. Without life pics of some animals, I’ve found a few md sheds that could pass as wt shed if you didn’t know better

[String Bender]

My Dad has a few years of sheds from a main frame 3 with 6" eyeguards  and stickers all over. Looking at them ,they are light or yellowish in  color which we thought it may be a whitetail. About the 3rd year, I spotted him with both sides and he is a big old muley.

[Griiz]

Whitetail frame look.

[C-Money]

I'd venture to say A LOT! That is a beautiful deer Bone.

[LDennis24]

I can say with absolute certainty that one of the top sets in the Washington Big Game book is a mule deer set from the North East corner in the 90's. Not my set though. 

[jackelope]

[boneaddict]

I had posted this guy before, but he had another example

[LDennis24]

What an awesome buck! Thanks once again for sharing your awesome talent Bone! I was thinking about this thread and recalled a time when I was up North by Ruby Creek hunting around a large beaver pond and up ahead of me I saw what I thought was the heaviest whitetail shed I had ever seen and began running towards it only to get close enough to see the oversize burr on it and realize it was a decent moose shed without any palmation and just a beam with several massive points coming off of it. It looked like a whitetail antler with the girth of a mature bull elk. I still have it in a pile somewhere in the shed. I'll try to find it and get a pic. It would be fun to have both sides mounted backwards on a whitetail cape! 

[LDennis24]

Kind of like these guys

[greenhead_killer]

What an awesome buck! Thanks once again for sharing your awesome talent Bone! I was thinking about this thread and recalled a time when I was up North by Ruby Creek hunting around a large beaver pond and up ahead of me I saw what I thought was the heaviest whitetail shed I had ever seen and began running towards it only to get close enough to see the oversize burr on it and realize it was a decent moose shed without any palmation and just a beam with several massive points coming off of it. It looked like a whitetail antler with the girth of a mature bull elk. I still have it in a pile somewhere in the shed. I'll try to find it and get a pic. It would be fun to have both sides mou tes backwards on a whitetail cape! 

I’ve got one like that as well. If you flip it, looks like a heavy arse wt shed with mass like an elk.