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I got a pair of Zamberlans about a month ago. I thought my feet were broken before this new pair. Nope, just my ability to get proper boots at the right size was broken. My feet happen to be just fine these days, and I shed hunt in Nevada 3-5 times a week all year long. Wait, regulations...

Unfortunately, nope. It's a ways from there. Thanks for trying though.

LAST EDITED ON Nov-18-19 AT 05:57PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Nov-18-19 AT 05:52?PM (MST) Darn it anyway. This was quite a ways further north and east a bit than where he was at. I have shed hunted in the spot you're talking about though, it's a good area.

LAST EDITED ON Nov-18-19 AT 05:54PM (MST)[p]Anyone not find a buck in White Pine? If you know particulars, I have coordinates and directions.

I left it out there for almost two years! It was close enough to where plenty of folks venture that I could have lost out. Nope. Sometimes, the almost obvious is a nice place for a deadhead to rest.

Great persistence. I am currently looking for the second side to a couple decent elk sets myself. Your story helps with the mindset. One should be a seriously heavy 375 set and the other might tape at 385 if the second isn't missing 10 inches like the first side is. Good job and thanks for...

Thanks. The beams are 57 and 59 inches long, almost 5 feet.

Elk

Thanks.

LAST EDITED ON Feb-11-18 AT 09:28PM (MST)[p]I'm rather certain Bullridge Outfitters helped a client find him. Thanks.

Amen, NVPete.

LAST EDITED ON Jan-04-18 AT 01:11AM (MST)[p]Thanks. As you can see in the background, I have found plenty of sheds in my hikes. That said, I had not gotten passed 375 on any previous set. And yes, doing this ethically works for me and my boots.

I just saw that! I don't have any deer sheds even close to that. Thanks.

LAST EDITED ON Jul-13-17 AT 10:53PM (MST)[p]I got my niece, Zoe, and nephew, Wolfe, to pose with my 400 set. They're not practiced at it, so they're a bit goofy on the posing part. The curvature to the set makes the front view deceptive. (I have looked for this year's set off the bull some 7...

My bad. Missed the name deal. Thanks for the heads up.

LAST EDITED ON Jul-05-17 AT 09:18PM (MST)[p]Uh, thanks. Sensing a skeptical remark towards my 400 set. I have a few hundred elk antlers in my possession as you would not know. Go check my fb page (Leif Tokerud) if you're going to be snide and doubtful. What you don't see in the lousy picture...

Did you just find them? That's a great set!

LAST EDITED ON May-10-17 AT 07:27PM (MST)[p]Whatever. Check your vision as to how they're arranged. Not sure who you are or where you're from, but I have done this much more than just a little. A couple local guides taped them for gross at 394. I have more than a few hundred sheds and can...

LAST EDITED ON May-09-17 AT 10:34PM (MST)[p]They're right above your comment. And, they've been on the shed forum for a couple weeks.

http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2017/46589201704211839001.jpg http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2017/97255201704211838351.jpg

LAST EDITED ON May-09-17 AT 09:27PM (MST)[p]Thanks, 6chukar. Interesting.

Good question. Neglected to mention that they're year old sheds. They still look rather nice, though. I would like to be certain, so I know if I should look for this year's drops.

LAST EDITED ON May-09-17 AT 10:36PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON May-09-17 AT 10:33?PM (MST) LAST EDITED ON May-09-17 AT 07:37?PM (MST) Hey, I got lucky and found myself a 400 set (gross). Yep! Anyway, the belief is that this elk is 3rd on a list that just got released of 2016 harvested bulls...

LAST EDITED ON Apr-27-17 AT 07:46PM (MST)[p]59 16 18 18 19 19 30 44 57 13 19 20 21 17 30 = 400 Someone else measured with all sorts of the 1/8 measurements, and for all essential purposes it came out the same.

LAST EDITED ON Apr-27-17 AT 07:51PM (MST)[p]Thanks. The local guides that hunted him plenty and have lots photos of him put his spread at 44. So, as I posted up above, that makes him an even 400.

LAST EDITED ON Apr-26-17 AT 10:44PM (MST)[p]I do now have pictures coming of this bull as the local guides did pursue him more than just a little during the last couple of years. These sheds are a year old. He lived through last season and his new sheds have yet to be found.

LAST EDITED ON Apr-24-17 AT 08:18PM (MST)[p]I'll go first. 401, with a 45 inside spread credit?

LAST EDITED ON Apr-24-17 AT 00:39AM (MST)[p]Go ahead, give it a go on the big set in the middle. Notice that Creek isn't sitting under the vehicle; he is just behind it. Some shots of my spring break hikes. This is the ATL of the first side of the good set. It took over an hour to find...

Those look to be some impressive and back-building days.

It was getting late,so I didn't have time to saw it off and haul it home. It's not all that far from town (Ely), and nobody has said that they had seen it at all.

Just not very convenient! Means I have to get myself up that blasted ridge again. He has buddies though, so that helps.

Hiked through dry hills, snowy slopes, and melting muddy ridges to a familiar spot. 54+ inch beam. Now, where in the heck is the other side!

Wow! That is a cool looking set. See if this let's me post any pictures. I can usually get one, and that's it? What to post? Let's see: nothing, I used to be able to upload just fine; not so much anymore.

Thanks.

That's a good spring. How big are those sets? They look sizeable.

I walked right by this. Found the first side down the draw. Doubled back looking for the match, and dang!

LAST EDITED ON May-15-16 AT 05:23AM (MST)[p]The other side may have broke early which is why this one is so big. It happens. Good luck, it's likely still behind a tree. Looking a lot for one day by yourself on a mountain doesn't count as looking.

Sure, it's too late. Just go fishing. Really, that's a question. If you're just in it for the cash, just stop.