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[bucklucky]

That would have been a perfect candidate for a lifesize too. They just dont get much bigger than that for a typical archery buck. Man thats a stud buck.

[Pathfinder101]

I disagree.  I think that full body mounts of deer always make them look small.  Let's face it, a deer is not an elk.  They just aren't that big of an animal.  Most people, (especially those that don't hunt) will stand next to a deer and say "Geez, they're not that big, are they?".  On the other hand, a head and shoulder mount of a thick necked, rutted up buck, hanging above eye level on a wall gives the illusion of a larger animal.  
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[hornhunter]

Pathfinder101 The Buck is a early archery deer, NOT a rutted up deer.  Probably short sleek hair a shoulder mount of a August or early Sept Deer sometimes can look even smaller, almost like African animals.  Summer weight skinny Deer with shorthair and 32 effin inches would look AMAZING, people would say  HOLY CRAP look at those antlers  . 

[actionshooter]

Pathfinder101 The Buck is a early archery deer, NOT a rutted up deer.  Probably short sleek hair a shoulder mount of a August or early Sept Deer sometimes can look even smaller, almost like African animals.  Summer weight skinny Deer with shorthair and 32 effin inches would look AMAZING, people would say  HOLY CRAP look at those antlers  . 

 I agree, a full body buck with a 32" spread would have some serious WOW factor..   

[Pathfinder101]

Pathfinder101 The Buck is a early archery deer, NOT a rutted up deer.  Probably short sleek hair a shoulder mount of a August or early Sept Deer sometimes can look even smaller, almost like African animals.  Summer weight skinny Deer with shorthair and 32 effin inches would look AMAZING, people would say  HOLY CRAP look at those antlers  . 

 I agree, a full body buck with a 32" spread would have some serious WOW factor..   

The antlers will have wow factor.  The animal that only stands hip high at the shoulder wouldn't...

[hornhunter]

 

[Caseyd]

I would of just sawed the horns off and threw them in the stack