Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Buckhunter28 on May 27, 2016, 01:13:16 PM
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I harvested this buck back in 2013, and dont ask me what i was thinking at the time, but I didn't shoulder mount him :dunno: :bdid: Turned out to be the 6th biggest blacktail fork horn of all time in washington... So my question is, do you guys think I should take the cape off a future blacktail buck I harvest and use it to mount him?? :tup:
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Nice buck shoudve got better field photos
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Looks awesome as is...the value of the trophy is the same if its a shoulder mount or a euro...take that money and put it towards future hunts with your son :tup:
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Awesome thanks guys! Sory the photo qulity isnt the best, and I do have field photos, Ill put them up!
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Looks awesome as is...the value of the trophy is the same if its a shoulder mount or a euro...take that money and put it towards future hunts with your son :tup:
And someday I can use the money for hunts with a son, Im only 16 right now, but you put it perfect, the mount doesnt affect the memories! Thanks!
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Looks awesome as is...the value of the trophy is the same if its a shoulder mount or a euro...take that money and put it towards future hunts with your son :tup:
And someday I can use the money for hunts with a son, Im only 16 right now, but you put it perfect, the mount doesnt affect the memories! Thanks!
Whoops sorry bout that ! ...either way save the money for something else...just don't blow it all on fast cars and women...or do... :chuckle:
It's an awesome trophy, definitely a rare duck...but i highly doubt youl think more of it if it was presented differently....
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Beautiful buck and trophy!! You can mount it anytime.....10 years from now.....if you want. It would look good in on a nice cape with a wall pedestal.
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Nice buck! I have two bucks that have almost exactly the same horn structure as your buck only both are mule deer.
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Thanks for all the comments! Just wnated to hear others inputs.. Probably down the road I will do a pedestal mount on him, if a harvest a buck with a nice enough cape for the job. Thanks for all the positive feedback!
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What did it score??
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I'm not sure who taught you to hunt but if you got that bad boy and the one in your avatar I would like to sign up for lessons!
That is a bruiser and yes, mount him another time when it feels right :tup:
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Nice buck I think it looks awesome European just how it is
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For now I'd save your money. Once you start getting mounts don't, you'll need to make sure you have room for them. the euro looks great. Someday if you decide to do a pedestal mount you might be able to get a cape from the taxidermist.
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I'm not sure who taught you to hunt but if you got that bad boy and the one in your avatar I would like to sign up for lessons!
That is a bruiser and yes, mount him another time when it feels right :tup:
Hey thanks, and yes, both him and the one in the profile pic are mine, Ive gotten pretty lucky over the past few years! Sadly, I wish i could give out lessons, but both bucks were a lot of luck!
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What did it score??
He scored 114" gross, 109 2/8" net!
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Sweet buck! Mounts are a personal decision. At 16 I'd rather spend my money going hunting and building memories than getting mounts but that's me.
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Yes you should mount him, I was in the exact same situation. At the time mine was 7th in the state. I mounted him with no regrets
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Yes, you should.
My son harvested a big whitetail in 2011. We euroed him out and hung him up that way for 4 years. This year I took him to a Taxi with another cape and am having him done.