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How did this thread come up twice. Looks like it was duplicated a few minutes apart when ScottyBoy posted it. Thought I was going crazy, again

I believe alot of the racks at Cabelas are replicas, cast from the real antlers of deer that they have purchased. Then mounted, most of the time lifesize.

Beautiful symmetrical rack. Real dandy

I had a 92 F250 long bed with the extended cab. I believe it had a 351 engine with 410 gears. The pig got around 9-11 miles a gal. It didn't matter if it was loaded to the hilt or empty, same crappy gas mileage. I believe it was the gearing more than the engine size that caused the poor gas mileage.

Who is going let some one take there world record Mule deer mount? Doug Burris Jr. did sell his World Record Typical Mule Deer to Cabelas a few years back. Not sure where the real mount is, a remounted shoulder mount. They do have a number of replicas on life size mounts in their stores.

Then go with what was my second choice for my boy, Chase, which means hunter in Latin or something like that.

Very nice work Jim. You really need to get outta house though

This is easy. My wife let me name our second son. No brainer here, Hunter Michael. And Hunter can also be used for a girls name

So it used to be RATTLESNAKEFAN I love the pics of the different species.

Awesome Awesome pics Jim!! Close up and personal

That coues had some great potential, bummer

The Holy Land where old coues hunters go when they can't get up the hills any longer

Funny how the rock looked smaller till you sat next to it and the monster looked bigger till you picked it up Glad to see no one has defaced those pictographs.

Great pics Ernesto. I love that big ram. Glad you and yours had a great time in the mountains

Oh my I thought things were bad out here in Cali!

Pretty buck, your taxidermist did a great job.

Looks like a Muley.

Great setup for those pics, kinda artistic for trail cam pics

Classic

That's a good looking buck. Looks to be in good shape.

Can you say MASS!

Outstanding

MULEY. It's alot better than looking at every ones name. In the back country of Idaho I found probably around a 100 trees over miles of country that were carved by the same sheep herder. The guy must of been really bored. The sheep were probably really nervous

Now we're back to CouesWhitetail.com Good looking buck for sure. Looks to be in much better shape than some of the elk and muleys I've seen posted.

I have two Garmin GPS and have been very happy with both. My one suggestion would be to get one that has a digital compass in it. I still carry a regular compass just to be sure.