Odd Racks...Post Them Up

[covert]

why do you want to see odd looking tits?

I am willing to take one for the team and look at any and all that you are willing to show me.

Edited January 21, 2014 by covert

[covert]

2013 muzzleloader buck

 

Have pics of this guy for 4 years and he got bigger (more points) each one.  I shot at him with my recurve in 2009 but he jumped the string and that was the last year I saw him.

 

 

 

Edited January 21, 2014 by covert

[letinmfly]

Nice pics and congrats on the bucks!!  Keep posting 'em if you got'em!!

[blackradio]

Well I certainly don't see many like this. Got pics in 2012 and saw him once during season but didn't want to risk a long shot.

Edited January 22, 2014 by blackradio

[azhuntress]

I let this buck walk past me within 20 yards about a week before my friend shot it.  It was definitely an odd one.

[blackradio]

wtf? was it growing out of his eye?

[azhuntress]

No, but right behind it's eye and out of the side of it's head.  It made a pretty cool European mount. 

[letinmfly]

No, but right behind it's eye and out of the side of it's head.  It made a pretty cool European mount. 

 

 

Can you please post a pic of the mount?

[azhuntress]

Can you please post a pic of the mount?

Can't post it too quickly because I don't have a picture of it.  I only seen it in person.  Probably by the time I did get a picture of it, this topic would be long forgotten.  Sorry. 

[DROpTINE]

My dad's unicorn. 17.5" base to tip.

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[Nomad]

Had to take a picture of a photo.... The right side is a crab claw that is bent over the head,and that is a tall brow tine above it,hard to see from this pic. This hunt was snow on ground but raining,I did not tighten down the platform of my Lone Wolf climber correctly and it started to collapse on me as I climbed! I got stuck could not go,up,or down. After much effort I made it down now sweating like mad calling myself names...

Redid stand climbed back up,it's now light and I'm soaked in sweat . He walks in to ten yards and I shoot him with low recoil slugs ( first and last time ). He acted like nothing happened I watched him run off and stand there like nothing happened. Took a long shot aimed to high spined him. Had to drag him,my gun and stand through drifts 3 feet deep a long way, a hunt I'll never forget...

Edited January 22, 2014 by Larry302

[azhuntress]

Can you please post a pic of the mount?

I found a picture that I took of the deer after we dragged it out of the woods.  It shows that weird side a little bit better. 

[letinmfly]

DSC01061.JPGI found a picture that I took of the deer after we dragged it out of the woods.  It shows that weird side a little bit better. 

 

 

Thanks for posting this pic. 

[Fletch]

The first a antlered doe I shot a year ago;

 

 

The second is the heaviest and oldest buck to date. Shot with a bow in 93. Was 5.5 and dressed out at 186 pounds. When butchering it was found one of his back rear legs had a lot of scar tissue and looked like he was a victim of a car hit earlier in life. the dagger is 16 inches long for reference.

 

 

 

 

[pistolp71]

Here's a couple

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[stoneam2006]

This is one of best topics on here IMO.....nice pics everyone

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[Guest whauburger]

First buck I got with a bow. Taken out of NJ early season 

 

 

[mmkay]

here's one I got a few years back

[Terry]

I feel this thread needed reviving. Here is the rack from my first deer with a muzzleloader. Didn't even know he was a buck until I found him.

[nyantler]

[letinmfly]

Those are pretty cool guys!!   Keep posting them up boys and girls!!

[Terry]

NYantler, that bottom buck is a total freak. Is that just one solid main beam? Looks like a tree trunk.

[nyantler]

NYantler, that bottom buck is a total freak. Is that just one solid main beam? Looks like a tree trunk.

It is...

 

Here is another

Edited February 17, 2014 by nyantler

[Terry]

Hypothetically, how would you score a buck like that?

[nyantler]

Hypothetically, how would you score a buck like that?

Good question!! Even though it looks like a common base it is actually still scored as two separate antlers because there are still two pedicles... first base circumference measurement would be taken were the antlers first split. Certainly not an easy rack to score and would most likely have to be panel scored so that you could get a consensus about what is what.