potential number 2 non-typical

daynegrant · Dec 4, 2009

This buck is 45 in. wide and has 15 points on the right 13 on left. 244 net-typ. frame, which is one of the largest on record. The muddy buck's is the record at 246. Non-typical scores at 345 net. Too bad they are wood.

daynegrant · Dec 4, 2009

more pics. In the magnificent seven it is the second from the left. my brother has one which is fifth from left. If any anyone is interested I would sell replicas. I can't find antlers this big and could never afford to buy them so I had to make my own.

eelgrass · Dec 4, 2009

I think that's actually pretty cool. I imagine a ton of work goes into making a set like that. Probably fun too!

Eel

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Castnshoot · Dec 5, 2009

What kind of wood do you use?

mosshater · Dec 5, 2009

Thats pretty cool. You got some talent

Craig · Dec 5, 2009

The thing looks like a cross between a elk and a deer. Cool looking.

bldrbuck · Dec 5, 2009

That is unreal or super-real i guess. Excellent work and skills man!

fldrw22 · Dec 5, 2009

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daynegrant · Dec 5, 2009

aspen, it carves good, with little grain and small pores. It is very easy to find.

BrowningRage · Dec 7, 2009

I don't understand why you would make such ugly antlers...? If you're going to "build-a-buck", why not at least make it somehwat attractive...?

Amazing work on it though... the first pic looks pretty realistic with the low light and everything...

mntman · Dec 7, 2009

awesome job on being able to carve out antlers like that, I coulnd't imagine the amount of time you have into

BrowningRage & WYTetons you 2 are a couple of jerks.

Mntman

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Fortis · Dec 8, 2009

I applaud your talent, but it's a stupid idea IMO.

SneakAttack · Dec 8, 2009

WYtetons,

Please do not use that kind of language. It is never appropriate or needed.

SneakAttack · Dec 8, 2009

Thank you moderator.

muzzhunter · Dec 8, 2009

I like 'em. I think they look very lifelike. Keep up the good work!

Buck · Dec 8, 2009

Pretty cool. I bet those would sell like hotcakes on Ebay. Or, you could just bypass Ebay and contact Coleman Houston directly.

"The value of any trophy from the field depends not on its size but on the magnitude of the effort expended in its pursuit." ~ Aldo Leopold

camonick · Dec 9, 2009

that took some work. That is a fine talent you posses. I realy enjoy seeing work like that, and I realy enjoy the picture with the 7 bucks. Keep making them, and make some money of off your hobby. Good luck, and keep up the awsome work.

liecabucks · Dec 9, 2009

"Each to his own" I think twice sometimes about posting negatively towards someones passion.

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daynegrant · Jan 19, 2010

close ups. I am thinking of making some modifications to change the shape a little.

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Antlerglazed · Jan 19, 2010

That's awesome man. I can't even tell that they're fake! I thought I was looking at the actual antlers in the first pic! Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work!

DWarcher · Jan 20, 2010

Great work...those are amazing!

BBB · Jan 20, 2010

You made those from aspen?

That is some great talent. How long did it take you?

daynegrant · Jan 30, 2010

redone shape.

I didn't like the shape a ton so I've redone a bunch of things. New texture at base, different shape to antlers, extra points to make it score 375 different eye guards, 42 in. spread, and a 248 frame. I am more pleased with this one and think it is done completely.

Randy11 · Jan 30, 2010

Just one guy's opinion, but there's something about the mainframe that doesn't look realistic. Especially the beams and front forks.

Awesome detail though, post others if you make em.