Giant Sheds

hoofsandhorns · May 22, 2008

I couldn't resist having Tony throw these giants across his shoulder for a shot against this back drop.

nmelktrout · May 22, 2008

Holy Sh!t. Great photo and killer sheds. DAMN.

slamdunk · May 22, 2008

Ya, and that picture should win a prize!!!

IdahoBugler · May 23, 2008

Talk about MASS. Those are sweet and great pics.

IB

TFinalshot · May 23, 2008

LAST EDITED ON May-23-08 AT 08:44AM (MST)[p]thanks rod! that shot really puts into perspective (I'm 6'0) the size of those antlers! Great shot even if I am in it!

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"Roadless areas, in general, represent some of the best fish and wildlife habitat on public lands. The bad news is that there is nothing positive about a road where fish and wildlife habitat are concerned -- absolutely nothing." (B&C Professor, Jack Ward Thomas, Fair Chase, Fall 2005, p.10).

LESGO54 · May 23, 2008

great photo and awsome sheds

groundhog · May 23, 2008

Incredible photo. Man, I can't imagine leavin them behind...... I guess the park rodents gotta eat too. Not! If this isn't in the park then I am happy to know that you were able to pack em home. Great photo!!!

hoofsandhorns · May 23, 2008

>Incredible photo. Man, I can't imagine
>leavin them behind...... I guess
>the park rodents gotta eat
>too. Not! If this isn't
>in the park then I
>am happy to know that
>you were able to pack
>em home. Great photo!!!

Thanks, glad everyone liked the shot, I thought it turned out pretty good too. As far as the sheds are concerned, they are still on the side of the mountain where they were found.

antlerboy · May 28, 2008

Ok ok, what the crap am I missing?!?!?! Why in the world would you leave those behind? I guess I don't tune in enough, are those found on a Natl Park or something? Is that why? If so that would just KILL ME to have to leave such a gorgeous set of antlers just to rot in the sun. Regardless, I bet you guys had fun and thanks for sharing such awesome pictures!

Josh Epperson