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Elk shoulder Mount Options

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HUNT:
I am doing a shoulder mount for my elk this year and was hoping to get some suggestions on what would look good.  I was hoping some of the Taxi's would offer their opinions since they see them all the time.  I put a vaulted ceiling in the living room when I built the addition that is 16 ft at the peak, so height isnt an issue.  I was thinking something that turned to the left, but let me know what you think. 

bow4elk:
I like a sneak or semi-sneak pose, slight turn left or right.  This minimizes wall space and highlights the the details of the face.  I'm not a big fan of bugling poses.  :twocents:

HUNT:
I'm not a fan of the bugling poses either.  I guess I should have mentioned that. 

SkookumHntr:
-I'm in the same dilemma, I'm liking this one pose the best I think, its a left turn with the head sorta looking down and it really showes off the top tines of my bulls rack, bucklucky may have a pic of the pose, But I'm still not 100% sure yet. Sorry BL, lol!

bow4elk:
It kind of goes without saying but walk through your house and figure out where you want it or where it will best fit.  For example, a left turn pose will look funny if it doesn't look into the room or open space.  If you might move in the future, you might consider a more straight-on or very slight turn to get the most versatility in the future.

That is a great bull and will make a great mount.  Congrats again!

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