>That one looks awesome. I do
>see the lack of frontal
>view issue, but that looks
>sweet. I'm starting to think
>mouth open is the way
>to go. But I've seen
>some really bad mouths and
>I'm a little nervous about
>that. Hats off to your
>taxi. I think the mouth
>open looks great. Thanks for
>posting. I tried to post
>pics of my elk but
>I am computerly challanged. He's
>no 400" slob but he's
>the best bull I'll probably
>ever take. After years of
>hunting CO with friends and
>not ever getting a shot
>at a legal bull I
>got a little teary eyed
>after I harvested this guy.
>You guys know the work
>this takes (this flat lander
>has been to the top
>of a lot of mountains).
> I just want to
>make sure I'm doing the
>right thing with the mount.
>
> The biggest reason for the
>90 degree was that his
>forehead is a little thin
>(rubbing I recon)and I thought
>that would hide that a
>little. It was a AZ
>6A late rifle hunt. I
>found an arrow in him
>when we skinned him out,
>just under the skin in
>the rear quarter. So someone
>out there met him before
>I did.
>Thanks again guys.
Thanks for the nice words. It is an awesome mount when viewed in person. I have about a dozen mounts and it is my favorite. Part of the reason I did a 90 degree was because I only have 9' ceilings and it works well with them.
Post some pics when you're done.
Take care,
Grizzly Hunter