sheds allready

[james gilmer]

#5076

on monday i was hiking up to a little clover field i have and since we have no snow here i spotted this baby from 150 yards! just one of the big boys i have been after this year. it was laying smack dab in the middle of the clover!

[David Petersen]

#37340

What a beauty! The thick, dark, heavily pearlated lower main beam is particularly gorgeous. I hope you find the matching drop — once one goes they often make a point of getting rid of the other, as it feels odd, unbalanced. I once found both sides of a nice 6×5 elk rack, each one just a few feet on either side of a game trail. But here in CO we have months yet to go for deer or elk drops.

[james gilmer]

#38128

it is a good one indeed. this is the earliest i have ever found a shed, all though last year they started showing up around 1/15. This on is unique in that the G2 is almost as if the main beam forked rather than the tine growing off the beam

it scores 60 inches

[Troy Warner]

#38396

That kicker helps make it look forked instead of grown out from the main. Thats still a nice trophy even if its not connected. Good luck finding the other side

[paleoman]

#40939

tradhunter1 wrote: That kicker helps make it look forked instead of grown out from the main. Thats still a nice trophy even if its not connected. Good luck finding the other side

GEE WHIZ WALLY THAT SURE IS A SWELL SHED!

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