Elk pose

[triton]

http://www.mckenziesp.com/Elk-90-Degree-Turn-C1163.aspx

Extra 250? The most expensive is $236

He probably was quoted $250 extra for 90 degree turn "bugling". Open mouth bugling mount require more time and work. The jawsets are more money also. The pose Norteno posted looks like the McKenzie right turn, off-set semi sneak, antler Clearance form

[Norteno]

 

http://www.mckenziesp.com/Elk-90-Degree-Turn-C1163.aspx

Extra 250? The most expensive is $236

He probably was quoted $250 extra for 90 degree turn "bugling". Open mouth bugling mount require more time and work. The jawsets are more money also. The pose Norteno posted looks like the McKenzie right turn, off-set semi sneak, antler Clearance form

Thanks, I think this is what I'm going with. My main beams aren't long enough to show off a full 90 degree turn.

I'll save that pose for my next elk in 10 years.

 

Here is my elk for those interested.

 

[hoghntr]

Dang sounded like that airplane was gonna crash on your heads! Nice bull! Nice to see you backed out instead of chasing them to Utah as I normally do.

[Norteno]

Here is an update on my mount. Going to have to hang it low with 10ft ceilings but I have a spot picked out for it.

[twowindy]

a sneak pose is probably the best pose for a low ceiling this is a form I make myself in a right or left turn.

[StickFlicker]

^^^^show off

 

 

For my bull I think the right turn is best to show off the 7th and bladed beam on the right side. 90 degree turn is also an additional $250.

 

Dang it, now I'm considering 90 degree turn again.

If you want to show-off the bladed beam on the right side, I believe you will want a left turn, not a right turn.