Pixman

Congrats, thanks for the story and pics!

X2 X3 Ok the first time I tried it I used dirt from my backyard, this time I took a bucket and brought home some dirt from up north that is a little darker and would be more the color that they are from. So I mix up some mud and make it a litlle clumpy so it will stick to the antlers(not too runny) and rub it on antler and coat the antler avoiding the bases of course. Let the mud dry on the antler for at least 24 hours. rub and brush off all the mud and wipe with a cloth to get dust off. Use a rag and Old English lemon oil and rub all over the antler and let dry. It is fairly simple but it takes a couple days to complete because of drying. If it seems light colored I will re-apply the mud and let dry again. Good luck! Pixman

Great looking pics, thanks for sharing!

Congrats on an Awesome find!

Thanks for all the compliments!

Awesome!

Yes it was me, It is a gray saturn that might be a little dirty, lol

Happy Cinco Bonecollector it was good to see you the other day!

You gotta love when they stop and pose for you!

Nice pics!

I have a moultrie 5.0 I have been thinking about selling but I dont know how much its worth.

Great finds, I am almost positive I have that bull on my trailcam!

Congrats, you are having an amazing year!

Congrats Joel you are having an awesome shed season!

Well I didn't take a lot of pics but I was able to find a coues buck (spike) and caught him jumping and it made for a cool photo so I thought i would share it with you guys!

Hey, nice pics Jack!

Awesome pics!

Thanks for the pics!

Nice work Joel, You are killing it this year!

Is that one bull that we both had pics of still alive? You said he had traveled a long ways from where we had seen him.

Great find!

That is awesome, congrats on a once in a lifetime!

Congrats Joel looks like you had a great trip!

I agree he is borderline nuts and is pushing the envelope a little too much!