Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Shed Hunting => Topic started by: bow4elk on January 21, 2010, 10:45:34 AM
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Stumbled onto this stout blacktail shed the other day. I'm not sure how I overlooked it over the past two winters but I did. It's laying right in a trail I've walked more than a dozen times :bash:
First pic is the ATL. Not exactly difficult to see given this was in an open space.
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Good one for sure. I'd like to see that buck today.
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Could it have been carried there in between looks? Nice one for sure. Have you found the big ones yet?
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Could it have been carried there in between looks? Nice one for sure. Have you found the big ones yet?
Nope. I need to put some more boot time looking for the non-typical sheds, assuming they've dropped by now. I saw a hefty 2x3 still packing yesterday so I may wait another week or two before getting too serious about it. I was hoping for a good dumping of snow to pack things down but I think that's wishful thinking at this point.
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Thats to bad, makes you wonder how many you miss :bash: Im hopin for some snow too, it sure makes it easier to find em in the thick stuff...
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I'm now wondering if it's from the buck I rattled in back in November not 100 yards from where I found it. The antler appears to be two years old, possibly three. This buck is filled out so a couple years ago, he likely was a heavy 3pt.
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That's a beautiful buck in the vid. I'm heading out tomarrow to look for sheds in skagit county. Lots of deer in the clearcuts in Nov. I s there a certain area I should concentrate on...clearcuts, timber edges or in the timber. I haven't really looked for blacktail sheds....mostly whitetail and mulie for me. Any advice would help.
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That's still a good find and in good shape for on that has been laying out for a while, that is also a great movie you did of the blacktail buck, good hunting on your shed horns this year, takes a lot of walking. :tup:
