Non-Typical Solutions

This was the first attempt of any kind to put my work out in a setting like this weekend. I must say it is pretty tough to compete with the display of antlers and great work of others that were there. But we made a stab at it and I was not disappointed with the results. I didn't take any pictures of our booth but here are some photos of a few of the items we had on display. One of the fun things for my son Cole was he got to help unload piles and piles of antler that were brought in to be bought. He had a blast rubbing shoulders with Josh and Alan. Thanks for a great time....

Nice way to celebrate a graduating senior......looks like some great shedding.........thanks for posting the pics

We missed Antler Fest last year but had the opportunity to spend time there this year. Absolutely incredible display of antler, racks, mangled, tangled, massive non-typical, typical, you really can't imagine all of the unique antlers that were on display. Was a pleasure to meet Jim Reynolds and I must say, what an impressive display of antler and mounts. Amanda scored a mule deer shed rack for us. I found one side and my son Cole found the other. It was nothing special but she took the time to score it for us. Thanks Amanda. How about that artist and his painting too....man he made that look easy. Very unique display of what has to be some of the best antler in the country.................

That does look like a heck of a party......thanks for sharing the pictures......

Set it up, it is fun to see the growth and how fast those critters get their antlers back.......have fun it is addicting.

Their defecation don't stink That is correct........and they have the money to prove it too...........idiots......

No help for you on a mechanic..........but what a sweet truck you picked up there........very cool.........can't you just picture what that little one in the drivers seat is thinking!!!!!!

Headed to the Antler Fest with a few of my crafts to display, looking forward to hopefully bumping into a few of you there.

The High Sierra Hikers Association website regards the issue as a central environmental concern. A statement on its website says its members are “fed up with wading through manure on churned-up trails…and sickened by the knowledge that livestock defecate and urinate in the streams and lakes from which we drink.” I wonder where the High Sierra Hikers Association does all of their defecating and urinating??? Even when they are home all that defecation has to go somewhere right??? I remember 30 years ago over in the Gila Wilderness Area, McKenna park etc. they shut down packing hay of any sort into the wilderness area, all feed packed in was to be rolled with no seed.

How about the line at Dairy Queen in Safford that is the dangest thing I have ever seen and it has been that way for 30 years that I know of........hope everybody is OK...

Tricky.....I hadn't figured out how to keep it playing when I changes pages...thanks

Californicated once again.......

I like the music box!!!! Country oldies..............

My bad, I found them...........

Where can I find the legend for what red, blue, yellow etc. stands for?? Thanks for posting this information.

Man that first picture of that cat is pretty intimidating......bruiser cat,.....nice pics

I think I am gonna name him Bill or George.........anything but Sue..........good luck with the name and congrats on #5.........

Nice head gear.........I am always amazed at sometimes how scroungy those little bucks look....hair all messed up instead of laying down nice and smooth.....you got some shooters there....

I say something besides coyote, looks like its ears are flopped over and that would be a rare thing for a coyote......looks way too healthy for a coyote too.....the ears just don't look right.

That is funny....thanks James..........

Nice job of going in for another stab at it.....congrats on the set...

Do you pretty much just dedicate a bow specifically for bowfishing???

That is just sick......nice pile......

We love big pictures....nice sheds.....

I am guessing at this point that there must not be anything written in the FS handbook about this topic..........