'04 Wyoming Buck Mount

Prism · Sep 18, 2005

Just got my 2004 Wyoming buck back from the taxidermist.

The wife says no more mounts upstairs, so I'm gonna have to do some swapping (of mounts) one of these days. Until then, this guy will have to hang out in the basement.

This buck was one of the biggest suprises I've ever had while walking up on an animal-as those of you who have seen the "Never Enough Western Big Game" DVD could tell. He sure didn't shrink as I walked up to him.

Good luck in Wyoming to us all in 2005. I'm headed up next month to some country I've never hunted.

www.neverenoughbiggame.com

tufferthandug · Sep 18, 2005

The taxi did a great job on the mulie, yet the door looks a little ****-eyed.

kilowatt · Sep 18, 2005

And whats with the purple ribbon on the left antler holding the hunting tag? LOL
Congrats to you on a nice job done by the Taxi man.

Brian

Prism · Sep 18, 2005

Easy now, what's wrong with purple ribbons and doors that look like they're hung funny?

LOL

That's one of those Horn Wraps from Crooked Horn-it's a pretty handy little deal to put your tag in and on animals.

Craig · Sep 19, 2005

Great looking mount. What pose did you get. I like how the back is rounded off and not just flat.

graybeard · Sep 19, 2005

Great looking mount Paul, is it a wall pedestal, semi sneak??? I'm going to try one like that if I can ever find a good buck to shoot...Steve

kicker · Sep 19, 2005

Great looking mount! Is that your Wyoming buck?

P.S. Great first buck of the season this year also.

Looking forward to the 2nd vid.

Kicker

nmtaxi · Sep 19, 2005

Very nice!!! Great mount, and great buck.

BigChicken · Sep 19, 2005

That's a very nice buck, what does he net?

Prism · Sep 21, 2005

It is the semi-sneak wall pedistal form. I've got another buck on the same form and really like it.

Here's a pic of few more Wyoming muleys, the velvet buck is from Utah.

www.neverenoughbiggame.com