I need Deer Capes!

[hirshey]

Hopefully my party will have some up for grabs after this weekend.  I'll keep you in the loop!

[Michelle_Nelson]

Thanks hirshey! 

I really need to build up my inventory of stock capes. 

[Michelle_Nelson]

Lots of Deer hitting the ground and some nice ones.  I still needs capes guys and gals!

[bankwalker]

question, lets say i get a deer and cant get the cape to you right away. what should i do? 

[DeerThug]

The cape from my sons 4x3 mulie is avaiable.  Trade for european?
It was well caped - no holes and is well wraped and frozen.
DeerThug

[Michelle_Nelson]

Deer Thug I sent you a PM.

[seth30]

Michelle, I already told my self that I am going to mount the deer I shoot due to it being my first shotty(god willing I get one) will the rest of the cape be worthwile?

[seth30]

I meant shoulder mount sorry

[Michelle_Nelson]

Do you mean the back 1/2 of the hide?  No I do not need them.  Thanks for asking though.

[seth30]

YOur welcome, still new to this taxi stuff, someday I will learn

[Pathfinder101]

Sorry Mich, nothing yet  
Bad luck this year.  Been hunting hard, but just finally saw a legal buck this morning at less than 500 yards (first one), but couldn't get a shot.  PathfinderJR had to settle for a doe last night.  Opening weekend was a circus this year.  I've gotta change something next year, bow, muzzy, new area, something...

[Michelle_Nelson]

Hey guys I could still use some more deer capes! 

[Pathfinder101]

Sorry Mich.  i struck out this year (for Washington anyway).  Had two buddies call me and tell me they had a cape and to come get it, and when I got there, the throat was cut...

[Michelle_Nelson]

 

[Pathfinder101]

You have no idea.  Last night of the season I spotted a mulie buck.  Couldn't count points, bu 1/2 hour before dark and nothing to lose, so I stalked him.  Got to 200 yards with the last few minutes of shooting light.  I had left my spotting scope behind during the stalk because I had to crawl.  Got into position and he was bedded, less than 200 yards.  STILL couldn't see his points (low light, looking into the setting sun, antlers the same color as the brush, laying in the shadows, etc...).  We stared at each other for the last few minutes of shooting light, and he finally got up and trotted over the hill.  When he skylined, I clearly saw he was a 4x4...