Got my 2014 mount back!!!

BLooDTRaCKeR · Jul 26, 2015

What do you guys think??

He doesn't score well. And the taxi still has a few touch-ups to do, but I think he turned out well.......

Cornhusker · Jul 26, 2015

I think I used that same taxidermist a few years back. Is touch up will probably make that mount show quality.

Camper_A1 · Jul 26, 2015

Looks good but looks like he used a cape from 1950. I'm sure a little touch up will make all the difference.

BIGJOHNT · Jul 26, 2015

Looks like you just got back from Fish Lake ! Did you see any white Fords up on the mountain or on the way home
?

Roy · Jul 27, 2015

Gorgeous!!

HOOK 'EM!
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YBO · Jul 27, 2015

Look at the size of that huge neck! Must have been rutting big time. Congrats on a wonderful mount. I don't think it needs any touch-up. How much and how long was your taxi turn around on this mount?

nontypical · Jul 27, 2015

A great mount makes score irrelevant.

sageadvice · Jul 27, 2015

he must have been a really old buck, didn't know deer lived that long.

Joey

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Buccsboy55 · Jul 28, 2015

I hate to be brutally honest but I'd ask for my money back that don't look too good

huntin50 · Jul 28, 2015

I don't know which is older the mount or the log back ground for habitat. I'd be smiling for sure.

BLooDTRaCKeR · Jul 28, 2015

He's a great buck! The taxi tried a new technique on him. He used a "rustic antique" method.......kind of like distressing a piece of wood furniture.......it makes the buck look older and wiser.

Buccsboy55 · Jul 28, 2015

You need a new taxadermist

BIGJOHNT · Jul 28, 2015

>I don't know which is older
>the mount or the log
>back ground for habitat. I'd
>be smiling for sure.

The logs in the back ground where put there in the early 1930's. When the Fish Lake Lodge was built,around 1932 .It's getting a little rough over the past few years. I wish the Forest service would take better care of the lodge. It has some great central Utah history .