broadhead
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I have this exact pistol setup. Killer pistol and optic for sure. Someone buy this.
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WTS: 1 x 500 count Berger 140 Hybrids $300 3 x 100 count 140 Hybrids $70/each or $200 for all three 3 x 50 count new 6.5 PRC ADG brass $80/each or $220 for all three. All prices TYD
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I’ll also take 2
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WTT CCI or Fed Large Rifle Primers for Fed 215 primers
broadhead replied to kenny_D's topic in Classified Ads
I’m probably passing through Las Cruces in the next couple weeks. If you decide to sell the 210Ms I would buy, depending on how many you have. PM if interested. -
I’ll take the two stroke force cams. Where are you located?
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One last try. Gets loaded up in a couple weeks.
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From what was described to me, there was an abnormal tissue clump growing in that spot causing the deformities. I supppse without an actual biopsy of the tissue it is almost impossible to tell if the tissue was cancerous, but it was certainly some unusual growth spreading up there. Weird.
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Definitely. Just took a closer look from underneath. The tumor was already growing up further into the jaw as evidenced by a very observable hole up there, and the last front tooth was already on its way to being next.
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Obviously no tissue left on the mount, but visible in the photo is where the tumor had been, and the impact on the jaw is pretty obvious. The other side of the jaw and the lower was perfect. The taxidermist has a guy who cleans up his skulls for him and was telling me how he described the tumor to him. From how it was described, I wouldn't be surprised if the deer was already experiencing pain. He was healthy when I shot him so I'm guessing there was no trouble eating yet but I bet it wasn't far away.
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Got a bit of a surprise when I walked into the taxidermist’s shop to pick up my euro mount today. Turns out the buck had cancer in his upper jaw to the point where it had already significantly impacted his teeth on the right side. I was already glad my shot put him down instantly, but was even happier when I learned about that. There’s no doubt he would have eventually suffered a slow, miserable end had that cancer kept growing. I had never heard about anything like that before. Anyone else ever see that?
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This one does not have that sleeve.
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Somebody take him up on that
