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Geeezzzz. My daughter wants a European mount. She doesn't want to pay for a shoulder mount even though it's her first. She even talked about making a sugar skull type of thing since she likes painting. When they walked up on the deer, one of the guys mentioned that it had a really nice cape. No marks, not even a tick! Then he told her someone might want to buy it. Her eyes lit up she thought that would be cool to not waste it, but to actually make a couple bucks off it. The next day she had to go to school, so I found this forum and made a post for her. Now I can't even show the post to a little girl due to some of the comments. All I did was try to help her get the cape to someone who might use it, and brighten her day with some spending money for her teenage budget. If you aren't interested, keep scrolling. Trust me it's not about the money. I don't need it. Thankfully, Our real life experience with hunters is actually quite positive. The men in the field tend to be more polite and chivalrous to women and children than a couple on this forum. This forum might be short lived for us.

The State of Arizona touts wildlife as a commodity all the time. Hunting is a huge sector of the state's economy. We all contribute to it. Every license you buy, every tag you pay for all goes toward purchasing an animal from the state. Don't insult my intelligence.

Ummm.... YES. We are from farming background in Iowa. There is a whole Commodities Market for animals and animal parts. And it is legal.

Congrats! He's a nice Bull.

Hi! I'm new to the forum and wanted to brag a little about my daughter's first hunt. Got herself a cute little Coues deer.

My daughter wants to sell her Coues cape. Make an offer.

My daughter has a nice coues cape for sale. No rubs, no scars real pretty, nice coat. Make an offer.

My daughter just got her first Coues deer. She is looking to sell the cape. Real pretty, No scars or rubs. Make an offer.

Oops! I just realized you wanted a Mule deer cape. Sorry.

My daughter is looking to sell hers. She was told it was worth $200 - $300. Real pretty, mature Buck. No scars or rubs. We didn't even find any ticks.