cool find!! I actually found a something interesting similar to this last year while shed hunting. I was walking this long draw when i spotted what looked to be a horn over in some deep sage brush. After closer examination i concluded that it was indeed an antler so i went over to pick it up. When i got over to it i had found a giant forky. If this horn had laid out the way most do it would have been well over 30. The really interesting thing about this horn was that it had taken what looked like a small portion of the skull with it when it shed. Needless to say I was pretty pumped up to say the least as i set off to find the other side. After about an hour and a half of searching and about six or seven sheds later i stumbled upon a dead buck that only had one nice four point side still attached. after cutting the spine off of it i was looking at the side that was missing the antler when it all of a suddon clicked. I took the big forky side off my pack and sure enough it was a perfect match. He ended up not being really wide but an extremely tall 4X2. A very unique find unfortunately i don't have any pictures of him here at college but when i go home i will be sure to take some and post them. By the way does anyone have any ideas what to do with him as far as taxidermy?
