>>I'm pretty sure mine are headed
>>to the dump or given
>>away to who ever wants
>>them. I'm not sure who
>>would want them, now that
>>I think about it.
>>
>>Funny thing I noticed recently. I
>>used to look at all
>>my horns or antlers and
>>could recall the hunt on
>>each and every one of
>>them. Now that's only true
>>with about half of them.
>>It's been bothering me too.
>>I got rid of a
>>few sets of deer antlers
>>because I can't remember anything
>>about them
>>
>>Eel
>>
>>It's written in the good Book
>>that we'll never be asked
>>to take more than we
>>can. Sounds like a good
>>plan, so bring it on!
>>
>>
>>
>Eel, too late for you but
>one thing I learned from
>my Dad is he writes
>down a short summary each
>fall of the season's hunts.
>I took it one step
>farther and write about a
>2-10 page story of each
>hunt. Length obviously depends on
>length of hunt and what
>all happened. I basically write
>it down so I have
>something to read when I
>get older to myself and
>grandkids
>
>Mntman
>
>"Hunting is where you prove yourself"
>
Years ago I would have said that's kind of a silly idea, but now I think that's a really great idea. Attach a short story to each set of antlers/horns. I'm going to do that with the remainder. Someone in the future may find it interesting (including me
). Thanks Mntman.
Eel
It's written in the good Book that we'll never be asked to take more than we can. Sounds like a good plan, so bring it on!