sharing a shed honey hole that I found

[Backstraps]

I'm pretty sure that these pics are from antlerking's house! 

[JohnVH]

probably from farmed animals

Do they farm moose?

dont know, elk they do, or did.

[MtnMuley]

they r called rallies 

Pow wow's up here ........Speaking of........ I'm starting to crave some frybread!

[woodman]

probably from farmed animals

Do they farm moose?

dont know, elk they do, or did.

I would think that it would take a pretty large farm to get these thousands of antlers from.

[JohnVH]

or farm(s)

[PlateauNDN]

they r called rallies 

Pow wow's up here ........Speaking of........ I'm starting to crave some frybread!

    WHYYYYYYYYYY?? would you even say that???  I'm still at work and you have to mention fry bread?   Oh man I'm gonna have to butter up the wife for dinner tonight!  

[ICEMAN]

Nauseating to me when you add a huge commercial operation and sheds together. Sorry. I would rather see an artisan working from a smaller stack of sheds taken care of, than someone moving them with a forklift.

[woodman]

Nauseating to me when you add a huge commercial operation and sheds together. Sorry. I would rather see an artisan working from a smaller stack of sheds taken care of, than someone moving them with a forklift.

It appeared to be a one man operation. I have been waiting to see if anyone recognizes where this is. I think that if I am correct on what this is and how it came to be, you would approve very much by your family posts.

[Ridge Roamer]

maybe - Schauflers in Ennis?

[woodman]

maybe - Schauflers in Ennis?

Ennis Montana is correct. I figured with this many members someone would get it. Ennis is just outside of Yellowstone. I have read in the past that the Boy Scouts have first access in areas for fund raisers. I don't know if this is the case here, but that is my guess. I just don't know how else they gather so many sheds at one location. These picture were just from one day that I stumbled onto them. Who knows how many go through there. I went through there 24  years ago and tried to find this spot last November. I was pleased when I found it again.

[Huntbear]

I know at Joe Watt, the Boy Scouts get first crack at the sheds in the feeding areas first.. BEFORE anyone else comes thru a gate.

[Ridge Roamer]

My buddies & I used to sell our antlers to Don in the eighties, good people - he has some great collections. Also one day he showed us a 15-16 pound elk antler he had found in one of his honey holes. Nowadays his son Tony works with him. Great place to visit - they have a store, lots of cool  things to checkout,

[ICEMAN]

Nauseating to me when you add a huge commercial operation and sheds together. Sorry. I would rather see an artisan working from a smaller stack of sheds taken care of, than someone moving them with a forklift.

It appeared to be a one man operation. I have been waiting to see if anyone recognizes where this is. I think that if I am correct on what this is and how it came to be, you would approve very much by your family posts.

That would sure sound better if this is the case. Thanks.

[Pinetar]

Huntbear where did you hear this?

[leed]

I know at Joe Watt, the Boy Scouts get first crack at the sheds in the feeding areas first.. BEFORE anyone else comes thru a gate.

That is NOT correct!